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What does it mean that it is difficult for an honest official to decide housework?
No matter how fair and clever outsiders are, it is difficult for them to intervene in describing housework. Eighty times in a dream of red mansions: "As the saying goes,' honest officials don't break housework'. At this time, the in-laws can't break the bed. "

It is difficult for an upright official to break housework ",from Volume 10 of Yu Shiming's Language by Feng Ming Menglong:" As the saying goes, it is difficult for an upright official to break housework ". It means that it is difficult for a fair official to judge the merits of a family dispute. Refers to things within the family, which are difficult for outsiders to figure out. Its connotation generally has three meanings:

(1) Other matters (cases) are easy to be judged by honest officials;

(2) It is difficult for an honest official to break his own housework, because he is a part of it;

(3) It is difficult for an honest official to judge other people's housework because it is difficult to judge according to its nature.