have a tacit understanding

have a tacit understanding

Tacit understanding is a Chinese idiom, and its pronunciation is x ī nzh à ob ù Xu ā n, which means knowing each other's heart but not speaking it out in public. It's from the mourning of the Marquis of summer.

Analysis of Idioms

I have a good idea of it; I have a good understanding of it

The origin of Idioms

Pan Yue, Jin Dynasty, wrote in his ode to the Marquis of the Xia Dynasty: "I care for each other, only I and my son." Later, he wrote "tacit".

Idiom usage

It refers to the tacit understanding of each other. 1. Zeng Pu's the flowers of the evil sea in Qing Dynasty: "Mrs. Zhang told us to open the ship as usual, and everyone knew it by heart." 2. Chapter 19 of Yujiao pear: "a thousand li piece of words, the general prayer is tacit." 3. Oh, oh, that's more than I said. You are the old threshold. We ~, right! ——Mao Dun's midnight 4. To understand this, we are not surprised at the so-called "hermits" at all. They are easy for each other. ——5. For example, when you write about a legendary place, he will make readers feel that it is a legend, and they know it from each other. ——Yu Qiuyu's forty seven lessons of Chinese culture from Peking University to Taiwan University