in unison

in unison

It is a Chinese idiom. The Pinyin is sh à ngxi à t ó NGX à n, which means one heart at a time. It comes from Li Zicheng written by Yao xueyin.

Idiom explanation

both the higher and lower levels are united as one.

Idioms and allusions

Yao xueyin's "Li Zicheng" Volume 1 Chapter 17: "although Zicheng has suffered a new defeat, he is indomitable and determined to forge ahead. In addition, the important generals are in the same position, close and undirected, and he is good at rectifying military discipline and saving the people. So it's not difficult for him to regain his strength as long as he takes a breath."

Discrimination of words

Close synonym: the upper and lower desire, work together

Usage: used as predicate and attributive

For example, in the Southern Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Fan Ye's book of the later Han Dynasty, he di Ji: "when the blame and punishment come, the disaster and the small people will be restored. If ～, there may be something wrong with it. "

Separate interpretation of words

Up and down: 1. Positions, people with higher seniority and people with lower seniority: the superior and the subordinate, the superior and the subordinate, the superior and the subordinate, and their common aspirations, the superior and the inferior. ② High and low; above and below. Sometimes it specifically refers to heaven, earth, mountain and Ze: the upper and lower parts are not shaped. Why should we examine them? If we give them to the upper and lower plants, birds and beasts? ③ it is still said that the increase or decrease of the number of people should be based on their nobility. ④ It means the level of things and the quality of things. ⑤ It is still said that ancient and modern times: the chapters are extensive, and they can be read from the top to the bottom. ⑥ As you say before and after: context should be linked up, and the beginning and the end should be corresponding. ⑦ It's about fifty years old.

One heart: 1. A common wish; the same mind. 3. Like-minded; like-minded. 4. Extended to confidant. 5. Refers to the same heart knot. 6. A common center or core.