Thank my dear freind Kin for correcting my entry. As you know, Chinese has many idioms, many of them express a meaning through a story. I want to tell you the story of one of those idioms: The suspected "adjacent" stolen axe. Once upon a time, there was a peasant. He lost an axe. He thought that the neighbor's son stole it, so the peasant began to pay attention to what the neighbour's son did. The more peasants he listened and watched, the more he suspected. Later on, the peasant found his axe in a valley. It turned out that he went up the hill to cut wood and lost it in the valley. After he found his axe, he thought the neighbor's son was not a thief and that the things he said were normal. So the suspected "adjacent" stolen axe (疑邻盗斧 ) is used to call those who suspect about someone without any evidence.