issue almanac

issue almanac

Jingzhirenshi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ì ngsh ò ur é NSH í, which means to pay the calendar to the common people, so that they can know the changes of the seasons and not miss the farming time, and then to issue the calendar. From the book of Yao.

Idiom usage

When you are honoring and giving advice to others, you should cultivate your official position, not be sincere for your father, so as to make sure that I don't forget you.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: respect and teach the people

The origin of Idioms

"The book of Yao" says that "it is the destiny of Xihe, Qin as Haotian, calendar as the sun, moon and stars, respect the time". According to Cai Chen's biography, "when a man is born, he is called the time when he is cultivated.". The historical records of the five emperors is quoted as "respecting and imparting time to the people".

Idiom explanation

It refers to paying the calendar to the common people so that they can know the change of seasons and not miss the farming time. Later, the almanac was issued. It is also known as "respecting and imparting time to the people".