Kidnapping [xié chí]?
Detailed explanation
1, or shit.
Hold (ambition, etc.). ).
Step 3 stand on both sides.
Act II of Guo Moruo's Qu Yuan: "Suburbs and Shanxi merchants come forward to hold Qu Yuan hostage."
4. Take it.
5. control; Force the other party to obey by force.
Zhao Shuli's "The New Style of the Doer Pan Yongfu": "He told the head of the army that several ferries nearby were too small to pass overnight; Wangcun's boat is big, but it is a maintenance area. If you take the person who keeps the club hostage, you can ferry it at night. "
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First, blackmail [yāo xié]?
Take advantage of each other's weaknesses and rely on their own strength to coerce each other to meet their own requirements.
Chapter 9 of Ba Jin's Death: "However, Yuan Run loved her so much that Yuan Runshen threatened her with suicide words, and it was difficult to guarantee that she was not soft-hearted."
Second, coercion [xié pé]?
1, threatening persecution.
Guo Moruo's mantua: "If his wife continues to believe, she will naturally be anxious. I will take the letter to blame her and threaten her, and I will definitely take her to the clinic to pick him up." ?
Sha Ting's Gold Rush III: "They are threatening her with the burden of life again."
2. Legally, it means that the parties intentionally intimidate others with the harm that is happening now, about to happen or may happen in the future, and make others engage in a certain civil act out of fear. Constitute an invalid civil act.
Third, the muzzle [qián zhì]?
Strong control.
Four. Hijacking [Jie chí]?
Also known as "hold" Threats; Taking hostages.
Yao's Li Zicheng, Volume 2, Chapter 3, Section 2: "Chongzhen called everyone together and warned them not to be hijacked by Huang Daozhou and Liu. They are as arrogant as they are."