It's the right way

It's the right way

It's a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is ch ū m é NH é zh é, which means to build a car according to the same specifications behind closed doors. Metaphorical ability meets the needs of society. It comes from the biography of Jingde - Kuangwu Zen master.

Analysis of Idioms

It's the right way

The origin of Idioms

"How to build a car behind closed doors?" says Kuangwu Zen master in biography of lanterns in Jingde The teacher said, "there is nothing to do." And he said, "how does it fit in?" The teacher said, "sit down and enter Chang'an."

Idiom usage

As an object, attribute, etc. examples there are generalists who are in a good way, and they are the sages who raise themselves behind closed doors. In Ming Dynasty, Li Kaixian's "self praise" and he Jingming's "Shugui Fu", it is said that "when the rule of the moment is to build a car in a closed house, it will fit in the same way, and you won't bother to compete on the way."