Plan and draw a circle

Plan and draw a circle

It is a Chinese idiom, and it is said to draw a gourd according to the pattern. It refers to sticking to conventions and blindly imitating. From Song Jing Wen Gong's notes - Interpretation of Customs

Idiom explanation

You can draw gourd like it. It refers to sticking to conventions and blindly imitating.

Idioms and allusions

Song Qi's notes on Song Jing Wengong: Interpretation of the common customs: "the article must have its own name, and then it can be passed on to immortality. If you plan roundly, you will be your servant. The ancients derided the house as a house, believing it. "The book of poems written by Song Lian in Ming Dynasty says," if you have a good plan, you can be a good servant. It's not a poem. "

Discrimination of words

Painting gourd according to the pattern

usage

Used as a predicate or object; used in dealing with affairs