Make the past the present

Make the past the present

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ǐ g ǔ zh ì J ī n, which means to deal with today's affairs according to ancient rules. It comes from Zhao ce'er, the Warring States strategy.

The origin of Idioms

Zhao ce'er, the Warring States policy: "as the saying goes, a man who takes books as his defense is not as good as a horse. If we make use of the past to control the present, we will not be able to change things. "

Idiom explanation

Deal with today's affairs according to ancient rules.