overcorrect

overcorrect

In Chinese idioms, Pinyin is Ji ǎ ow ǎ nggu ò zh ō ng, which means that the correction of errors is beyond the limit. The same as "overcorrection". It comes from the book of hanging Chen Sima by Zhang Shuo of Tang Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Tang Zhang said in the book of hanging Chen Sima: "if you overdo it, you will be harmed."

Analysis of Idioms

Over correct, over correct, over correct

Idiom usage

He has changed his mind, remonstrated with things, and kept silent. However, there is no mistake in over correcting. Therefore, it is difficult for all the ministers of Yuanyou to have a complete body and name! On the biography of Wang Cunsun Gu and others in the history of Song Dynasty