be just unfolding

be just unfolding

The pronunciation f ā ngz ī w è I à I, a Chinese idiom, refers to the fact that things are developing and have not reached the end. It comes from a dream of Linchuan, a dream of refusing Yi.

Idiom explanation

Things are developing, not reaching an end. The same as "in the ascendant".

Idioms and allusions

Jiang Shiquan's Linchuan dream in the Qing Dynasty: "well, what the prime minister did, there is no fear here. We are in the ascendant of the calamity of the Lord, the young and the suspicious. "

Discrimination of words

[pinyin code]: fzwa [synonym]: in the ascendant

usage

It means that things are developing