To reduce the essence to the end

To reduce the essence to the end

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ji à NGB à NLI ú m à, which means to abandon the origin and pursue the end. Metaphor does not focus on the fundamental links, but only on minor issues. It comes from Qingjing Jing, the full name of which is taishanglaojun's commentary on changqingjing Jing

Idiom usage

It means putting the cart before the horse

The origin of Idioms

From the classic of tranquility: the husband and the Taoist: there are clear and turbid, there are dynamic and static; the sky is clear and the earth is turbid, the sky is dynamic and static; men are clear and women are turbid, men are dynamic and women are static; everything comes into being from the beginning and the end.

Analysis of Idioms

To go from the beginning to the end