Break the casserole and ask to the end(dǎ pò shā guō wèn dào dǐ)

Break the casserole and ask to the end

Breaking the casserole is a Chinese idiom with the pronunciation of D ǎ P ò sh ā Gu ō w è nd à OD ǐ, which refers to the investigation of things. From Song Dynasty Huang Tingjian's Ode to Zhuo Xuan: "it's impossible to find the right way. Where does Zhuo come from? When he asked about breaking the sand basin, kuangzi was open-minded and self defeating. Besides, he put his head on the ground and set up a house under the house. After all, the skillful are more than the poor. ".

Idioms and allusions

[source]: Song · Huang Tingjian's Ode to Zhuo Xuan: "you can't get it if you are clever. Where does Zhuo come from? When he asked about breaking the sand basin, kuangzi was open-minded and self defeating. Besides, he put his head above his head and put his house under his house. After all, he was more skillful than he was clumsy. " Why didn't she go back to the art troupe? But I don't like to break the casserole. Ba Jin's reunion

Discrimination of words

To be aware of the bottom of something

Chinese PinYin : dǎ pò shā guō wèn dào dǐ