emerge in its totality

emerge in its totality

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h é P á NTU ō ch ū, which describes a person who speaks out what he knows without reservation. From "Tianmu Zhongfeng monk Guanglu".

Analysis of Idioms

[near synonyms] are full of words, outspoken and free to speak, while [antonyms] are vague, evasive and secretive

The origin of Idioms

Volume 16 of the book Tianmu Zhongfeng monk Guanglu written in Yuan and Ming Dynasties: "today, I'm here to draw a model for you and tell you the truth."

Idiom usage

Now, unless we add some more branches to this matter, or we can irritate him and give him a little help. Chapter 27 of Li Baojia's officialdom in the Qing Dynasty