see and think clearly

see and think clearly

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is x ī nm í ngy ǎ NLI à ng, which means to understand in the heart and have clear eyes. It describes being keen to see problems and being able to distinguish right from wrong. It's from divine boxing.

The origin of Idioms

Lao She's Shenquan: "shentuan works with a clear mind and a clear mind."

Idiom usage

It's a combination; it's a predicate, an object and an attribute; it's commendatory. The fifth chapter of Hua Ershi's Han Yi Guan: "the old sailor, holding his chest, does not evade Gan Hui's murderous eyes, and boldly says:" we soldiers should be clear-minded. " Liang Bin's "red flag spectrum" 32: "Chunlan said:" you go to find uncle Zhong. That man has a clear mind and a clear mind. He is capable of handling affairs. He can speak and do it! "