opposite; contrary

to violate (a law)

to rebel; to revolt

just the opposite

to instigate (rebellion etc); incitement (e.g. to desertion within opposing camp)

to plot a rebellion; to conspire against the state

to redress (an injustice); to rehabilitate (sb whose reputation was unjustly sullied)

"Three Anti" campaign (anti-corruption, anti-waste, anti-bureaucracy), early PRC purge of 1951–52

instead; on the contrary; contrary (to expectations)

see 單反相機|单反相机[dan1 fan3 xiang4 ji1]

positive and negative; pros and cons; inside and outside

to wear inside out (clothes)

to eliminate counterrevolutionaries (abbr. for 肅清反革命分子|肃清反革命分子[su4 qing1 fan3 ge2 ming4 fen4 zi3])

to introspect; to self-reflect; (math.) reflexive

rebellious behavior; opposite; ob-

altitude sickness (abbr. for 高原反應|高原反应[gao1 yuan2 fan3 ying4])

see 窩裡鬥|窝里斗[wo1 li5 dou4]

a government official drives the people to revolt (idiom); a minister provokes a rebellion by exploiting the people

to stray and forget to return

when things reach an extreme, they can only move in the opposite direction (idiom)

to produce the opposite of the desired result