every man is in his humor

every man is in his humor

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g è D é Q í y í, which means that people or things are properly placed. From Xunzi Zhenglun.

Analysis of Idioms

Each has its own place

Idiom usage

Please take zhangshui as a blasphemy, and the first is five. Huaishui is used to match Xiyue, zhangshui is used to match Beiyue, Jishui is used to match Zhongyue. In Tang Dynasty, Fengyan's Zhang Du

The origin of Idioms

In Xunzi Zhenglun, it is said that "the sage king is superior, the order is determined by virtue, and the officials are given according to ability, so that the people can carry out their own affairs and suit their own needs."