It's a bit of a joke
It's a bit of a joke
In Chinese, Pinyin is l í B ě NQ ū m ò, which means to lose the root and pursue the end. It comes from Xu Gan's Zhonglun Kao pseudo in Han Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
Han XuGan's Zhonglun Kao pseudo: "in order to poison the people of the world, it is necessary to depart from the original and interesting, and make things false."
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: abandon the essence and pursue the end
Idiom usage
It means to lose the root and pursue the end
It's a bit of a joke
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