Internal repair and external disturbance

Internal repair and external disturbance

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin, is n è IXI ū wair ǎ ng, which means renovating the state affairs at home and resisting the enemy at abroad. Repair is also called "repair". It comes from "the imperial edict of the imitative power field".

Idiom usage

In the two chapters of chuigong, zouza and the preface to the discussion of Wu Wu Dang, the author repeatedly takes it as the saying that it is natural and reasonable that internal repair and external strife are irreversible. Lin Quan's essays by Zhang Lun in Ming Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

Hu Kai of the Song Dynasty wrote in the imperial edict of imitating the power of the field: "the virtuous person who cultivates righteousness and cultivates propriety is full of the ambition of cultivating both inside and outside."