Easy to implement

Easy to implement

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin, is bi à NY í sh à x í ng, which means that we can take the situation into consideration, do not stick to the rules and regulations, do not need to ask for instructions, and deal with it by ourselves. It comes from the family of Xiao Xiangguo in historical records.

The origin of Idioms

In Shiji · xiaoxiangguo aristocratic family: "in order to restrict by laws and regulations, set up a clan, a state, a palace, a county and a city, often play on, may, may be engaged in; that is, not play on, often to facilitate the implementation, come up to hear."

Idiom usage

According to the specific situation, we should take appropriate measures to deal with the dispatch of the military and the public, and listen to ～. Zhao Xinguo's Ci Xiang

Analysis of Idioms

It's convenient to act