be just right

be just right

Exactly the same, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is y ī h á ob ù ch ā, meaning exactly the same, there is no difference. From journey to the West.

The origin of Idioms

The 71st chapter of journey to the west by Wu Chengen of Ming Dynasty: "even if it is cast in one mold, the good way can't be polished, there are many scars and few pedicels, but it's not bad at all."

Idiom usage

It means exactly the same.

Examples

The twelfth volume of the book "the first moment makes a case for surprise": "it is said that everything in life has been decided in the first place. There is a time when it happens to be a joke, and then it looks after the future, but it's like a prophecy. It's exactly the same."

A letter to Mr. Lu Xun is attached to Lu Xun's "about the collection of collected materials" and Wang Zhu's "a letter to Mr. Lu Xun": I used to compare his translation with Mr. Lu Xun's, and I think it is exactly the same as Mr. Lu Xun's translation.