Hold on to lead(bào qiàn huái qiān)

Hold on to lead

Baokua huaixian, a Chinese idiom, is a Pinyin of B à oqi à nhu á IQI à n, which means diligent in writing and collation. It's from Xie Liangfu Sanqi.

The origin of Idioms

Shen Zun of the Song Dynasty wrote three revelations in Xie Liangfu: "however, if you hold the head and the head, you can get in and out of Chengming's office; if you hold the head and the head, you can get in and out of Taiwei's court."

Analysis of Idioms

Holding the lead

Idiom usage

As a predicate or attributive; of writing

Chinese PinYin : bào qiàn huái qiān