歪风邪气

歪風邪氣
wāifēng-xiéqì
idiom

Meanings

  1. 1 unhealthy trends and evil influences
  2. 2 malignant social practices
  3. 3 corrupt tendencies

Examples

HSK 7-9
Wǒmen bìxū jiānjué dǐzhì shèhuì shàng de wāifēngxiéqì.
We must resolutely resist corrupt tendencies in society.
HSK 7-9
Gōngsī lǐngdǎo dàitóu shā zhù le zhè gǔ wāifēngxiéqì.
The company leaders took the lead in putting a stop to these unhealthy practices.

Tips

usage
Common in news editorials and official speeches about social governance, corruption, and workplace culture. Often paired with verbs like 抵制 (resist), 刹住 (put a stop to), or 整治 (rectify).
memory
Four negative-flavored characters stacked: (crooked) + (wind/trend) + (evil) + (air/atmosphere). Picture a crooked wind carrying an evil atmosphere - the whole thing reeks of wrongness.

Stroke Order

wāi
fēng
xié