little about a major issue

little about a major issue

In Chinese, Pinyin is d à t í Xi à Ozu à, which means to turn a big topic into a small article. It means to treat a big problem as a small matter. From the growth of ghosts.

The origin of Idioms

Zhou Zuoren's the growth of Ghosts: "but for thousands of years, it has not been a day. There are a lot of books on it. You can't feel like a tail outside the door. Moreover, there seem to be a lot of problems in the ghost world. It's enough to study the life review of the scholars in the Institute. I only propose one topic here, that is, let's make a big deal of the above-mentioned growth of ghosts. Let's have a little insight and wait for the enlightenment."

Idiom usage

This kind of plan is too naive. It's too close to "making a mountain out of a molehill" for state affairs and too close to "making a mountain out of a molehill" for literature. Biography of Shen Congwen