Know everything from one thing
From knowing a little to inferring many other things. The idiom comes from Xunzi Feixiang: "to know far by near, to know ten thousand by one, to know clearly by micro, this is also called."
explain
From knowing a little to inferring many other things.
source
Xunzi Feixiang: "to know far by near, to know ten thousand by one, to know clearly by micro, this is also called."
Examples
The correct way to learn is to draw inferences from one instance.
usage
It refers to knowing what you see.
Know everything from one thing
A meeting of soldiers and chariots - bīng chē zhī huì
go into the whys and wherefores of it - zhuī gēn jiū dǐ
have an affectionate concern for each other - sòng nuǎn tōu hán