read several lines at one glance

read several lines at one glance

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ī m ù sh ù h á ng, which means ten lines at a glance. It's from the sequel to the book: heroic action.

The origin of Idioms

"When Xiong gongtingbi was a supervisor of Jiangnan, he personally read the examination papers. Reading, the company commander is in the middle hall, the scales are spread on the top, and there is a jar of wine on the left and right, a sword on the left and a sword on the left. The hands are not regular, and they count the lines at a glance. "

Idiom usage

Reading is very fast. Chapter 11 of the complete biography of eight immortals by Taoist Wugou in Qing Dynasty: "the gift of immortals is a gift from heaven. It goes without saying that one can count one's actions at a glance and know ten things from one's hearing."