from the outside to the inside

from the outside to the inside

From the outside to the inside, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is y ó UBI ǎ OJ í L ǐ, meaning to see the essence from the surface. From on practice.

Idiom explanation

Table: surface; inside: essence.

The origin of Idioms

Mao Zedong's "on practice" said: "we should transform the rich sensory materials from the rough to the fine, from the false to the true, from one to the other, from the outside to the inside."

Idiom usage

To see the essence from the surface. examples look at the problem from the outside to the inside.