Judge by reason

Judge by reason

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is Ku í L ǐ Du ó sh ì, which means to measure the truth and guess the situation. The source of the book is "the book of the forbidden sea affairs of Chen Feng who once looked at Yan Tiao.".

The origin of Idioms

In Lin Zexu's book of the Qing Dynasty, "if you are sure, it is quite different to arbitrarily judge the trade of one country and roughly judge the trade of other countries."

Idiom usage

Used to analyze a situation