dispel chaos and restore peace
The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B à Lu à NW é izh à, which means to put an end to chaos and turn it into a rule. It means to eliminate chaos and restore normal order. It comes from Wang Shizhen's "talking about things in the north of the pool, talking about things in the past and writing about Turpan" in the Qing Dynasty.
Idiom usage
As predicate or object; used in governing policy
Analysis of Idioms
A synonym: to fight against chaos
The origin of Idioms
According to Wang Shizhen's "talking about things in the north of the pool, talking about things in the past, and writing about Turpan in the Qing Dynasty," the emperor is going to make things right, like the constant moon. "
Idiom explanation
It's just like trying to get rid of chaos. It refers to the elimination of chaos and the restoration of normal order.
Chinese PinYin : bō luàn wéi zhì
dispel chaos and restore peace
I don't know about each other. bù xiāng wèn wén
sth. seldom seen or hardly possible. tiě shù kāi huā
The opposite side of the story. fǎn miàn wén zhāng