The river is clear

The river is clear

Jingzhuo Weiqing, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ī ngzhu ó w è IQ ī ng, which refers to the high and low character and the good and bad of things. It comes from the book of songs, Yingfeng and Gufeng.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of songs, the wind of the river and the wind of the valley, it is said that "the river is turbid by the river, which is the river." Kong Yingda said: "the water in the Jing River is clear, so the water in the Jing River is turbid."

Idiom usage

"Jingqing weizhuo" means "Jingqing weizhuo" means "Jingqing weizhuo" means "Jinggan Weizhang" means "Jingqing weizhuo" means "Jingqing weizhuo" means "Jinggan Weizhang" means "to". Tan Sitong's Shi Ju Ying Lu Bi Zhi

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: divide the difference between the two sides and [antonym]: divide the difference between the two sides