in view of the above

in view of the above

In Chinese idioms, Pinyin is d ě ngy ī NF è NGC ǐ. Both "equal cause" and "fengzhe" are used in old official documents. "Equal cause" is used to end the quoted text, "fengzhe" is used to cause the following. "Acting on the same cause" generally refers to documents, which means routine and bureaucratic articles. It comes from Zou Taofen's "since the war of resistance against Japan: a further appeal for the protection of people's rights".

The origin of Idioms

Source: Zou Taofen's "re appeal for the protection of people's rights since the war of resistance against Japan": "otherwise, wouldn't it still be a piece of official document" waiting for the same reason and following this "on the old man's desk?"

Examples of Idioms

1. We can't wait for the superior's documents to be finished. 2. The documents sent by the superior should be combined with the actual experience, and the implementation method should be considered. It is not allowed to follow the book and wait for this to get the whole thing done.

Analysis of Idioms

English Translation: general reference to government documents degree of common use: rare emotional color: derogatory words grammatical usage: as predicate and attribute; derogatory meaning idiom structure: combined generation time: Modern

Idiom explanation

Idiom explanation: equal cause: the old official document is used to end the above to show the reason; this is used to cause the focus of the following. It is a metaphor for routine work and bureaucratic writing.