Follow the example
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ǎ OJ ǔ x ú NYU ē, which means to obey the rules. It's from Song Lian's "Buddha's wisdom, wisdom, wisdom, boundless and wide illumination of Puli's great Zen master TA Ming".
Idiom explanation
The same as "following the rules".
The origin of Idioms
Song Lian of the Ming Dynasty wrote: "when I was seven years old, I began to work as a master. I often recited all the classics, and went in and out as if I were an adult."
Follow the example
Ice dissolves and clouds disperse - bīng jiě yún sàn