reveal to the public

reveal to the public

Public, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ōīī y ú zh ò ng, which means to announce the truth. From the complete biography of eight immortals.

Idiom explanation

Public: open; Zhi: referring to the content of things; Yu: to; Zhong: to the public.

The origin of Idioms

The 68th chapter of the complete biography of eight immortals written by Taoist Wugou in Qing Dynasty: "he once made a statement to the jade emperor that he intended to make the electric power public, so that those who are in charge of law enforcement in the world can use my electric power to punish the wicked."

Idiom usage

As a predicate; used of things, etc.