proceed from the one to the other

proceed from the one to the other

From this to that, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin y ó UC ǐ J í B ǐ, is related to that phenomenon by this phenomenon.

explain

This: this; that: that. From this phenomenon to that one. 

Classics

[Qing Dynasty] Xia Jingqu's wild old man's Expositions chapter 66: when you meet a well-known person, you should be open-minded and ask, from here to there, if you accumulate every inch, you will get better every day. the various materials of the enemy's situation obtained from the reconnaissance should be refined, removed from the false and retained from the true, and thought from one side to the other and from the outside to the inside. ——Mao Zedong's strategic issues in China's Revolutionary War

usage

To be used as an adverbial; to be related.