have similar views

have similar views

In Chinese idioms, Pinyin is Su ǒ Ji à NL ü è t ó ng, which means that they hold roughly the same views. From the book of huzhongcheng with Wang Fang.

The origin of Idioms

Tang Shunzhi's "Huzhong Cheng Shu with Wang Fang" in the Ming Dynasty said, "the foolish party wants to manage, but comes to narrate the suitable counter, this is not the ancient saying that people have different opinions!"

Idiom usage

It's the same opinion. Example: in Li Yu Wei Shi written by Tang Xun Fang in Qing Dynasty: "wise and resourceful people have the same ideas, but Kong Ming admonishes you to be alone."