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"The phrase "point deer make horse" refers to the Chinese idiom "ๆ้นฟไธบ้ฉฌ" (zhว lรน wรฉi mว), which means to deliberately misrepresent something, to try to deceive by calling something what it is not. It's a metaphor for twisting reality and misleading others.
Zhao Gao was a man who was hungry for power. After declaring Huhai Qin Er Shi the second emperor of the Qin Dynasty, he decided to control the entire government. The man brought a deer to a meeting. He showed that deer to the emperor and the officials, and said it was a great horse. The emperor, who regarded Zhao Gao as a teacher and therefore trusted him completely, thought it was a horse, and many officials thought so too. Some were afraid of Zhao Gao, but seeing that Qin Er Shi also regarded it as a horse, said nothing. Others agreed to its being a horse. Zhao Gao murdered the officials who remained silent or called it a deer.
This incident serves as a warning against the dangers of misinformation, manipulation, and the suppression of truth, especially in situations where powerful individuals abuse their authority. The idiom is often used to describe situations where wrong is presented as right, and truth is deliberately twisted to serve someone's personal agenda."