One is known, the other is unknown

One is known, the other is unknown

To describe the incomprehensibility of understanding is the same as "only knowing one, not knowing the other". The pronunciation is zh ǐ zh ī Q í y ī, w è izh ī Q í R. It means to know one side of a thing and not the other.

Idiom explanation

[idiom]: only know one, unknown two [Pinyin]: zh ǐ zh ī Q í y ī, w è izh ī Q í r. The same as "only know one, do not know the other".

Idioms and allusions

[source]: Xiaoya Xiaomin in the book of Songs: "you dare not storm the tiger, you dare not storm the Fenghe River, you know one of them, you don't know the other." Chuang Tzu · heaven and earth: "recognize one but not the other, treat the inside but not the outside." Mao Dun's "frost leaves are as red as February flowers" 5: "ha ha, you only know one, you don't know the other. Do you think we should buy land first and build houses, or should we build houses first and then buy land? "

Discrimination of words

[pinyin code]: zzqe [synonym]: know one, don't know the other [usage]: used as predicate, attribute; used for doing things, etc. example: Although you are good, but only ～. (Chapter 179 of Zhang Chunfan's Nine Tailed turtle in Qing Dynasty)