There is a difference. The meaning is different.
1. Evil spirit can be felt but difficult to detect clearly. Only when you suffer from it can you know where it is. Describes (a person) having a ferocious state of expression. Rage is deep, yin, and poisonous. If you are caught off guard, you will suffer from it.
2. In some usages of "violent spirit", it can be understood as the meaning of violent spirit. It is a kind of cruelty, a mentality or culture that tends to do everything ruthlessly and tends to go to extremes. It can be seen as murderous. For example, King Zhou in ancient times was a very violent person.
3. Violence: Refers to a person who always speaks ill of the world and always wants to impose the severest punishment on small things, in order to obtain the so-called sense of security, pleasure, and satisfaction. This kind of person is usually very controlling, and the degree of verbal violence he exerts is far more vicious than others imagine.
4. Evil spirit generally refers to evil spirits, usually used in Feng Shui superstition and the like.
5. Evil spirit also refers to a vicious expression. Fierce. Fierce and evil.
Extended information
Evil spirit is a Chinese word, pinyin shà qì, describing a vicious state of expression. To vent one's anger; to get angry. A sinister and ominous look. In the ancient feudal period, it refers to evil spirits (superstition). The utensils slowly leak air due to small holes. From Chapter 18 of "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua".
Quotes and explanations
To vent one’s anger; to get angry.
Chapter 18 of "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua": "Sister, that's not what you're saying. He doesn't know where he is, and because of some boss, he only takes advantage of me."
Guo clarified Chapter 1 of "The Story of the Broad Sword": "It seems that he has no place to vent his anger, and now he wants to use this piece of flint to unleash his evil energy."
Ominous and evil energy; evil energy.
Jin Gehong's "Baopuzi·Zhili": "If the evil spirit is received, the carvings will be exhausted in the frost; if the sun is harmonious, the sculptures will be gloomy and elegant." Ancient people believed that the living environment is inseparable from Qi. Only with energy can there be life. As the saying goes, people compete for a breath of air, and Buddhas compete for a furnace of incense. People rely on this breath to survive.
The flow of Qi will inevitably produce an Qi field. To resolve it, banks use Pixiu to resolve it, government agencies use lions to resolve it, Taoist temples use swords to resolve it, wine shops, wine cellars, and brewing industries use gourds to resolve it, and families use feather stones to resolve it. , When running a business, look into the eight-foot mirror to solve the problem. The placement location should be the Fu position at home, and a Feng Shui bureau should be created in the Fu position. Determine the volt position based on the position of the door, that is, where the door opens, use that direction as the volt position to create a Feng Shui bureau at this location.
A ferocious look.
Part 5 of Li Jieren's "Silver Waves in the Dead Water" Part 7: "The master has a pair of eyes that are very evil, with thick eyebrows and a big nose."
The utensils are slow due to small holes. Slow leak.
"People's Literature" Issue 4, 1981: "The rear wheels of the car are getting angry."