cornpensate forthe shortage and leakage(bǔ quē shí yí)

cornpensate forthe shortage and leakage

Buque Shiyi is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ǔ Qu ē sh í y í, meaning to add missing content.

usage

As predicate and object;

explain

Official name. The name of remonstrating officials in Tang Dynasty. In 685, the first year of Wu Zetian's chuigong reign, the buque was set up and the relics were picked up, which were divided into two parts: Menxia Province on the left and Zhongshu Province on the right. The location of buque is from the seventh grade, and the location of pick-up is from the eighth grade. Poets Chen Zi'ang and Du Fu of Tang Dynasty were both responsible for collecting relics, and later generations were called Chen and Du.

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In the first year of Xianggong in Zuozhuan, it is said that "when a vassal ascends to the throne, when a small state is in power, a large state hires Yan to carry on the good deeds, to form a letter, to plan for affairs, and to make up for the lack of a palace, which is also a great rite." According to the biography of Zhang daozhuan in the book of Jin, "the sage king will do great things, and he will respect the law of Sanxun. The court will set up admonishment officials to rectify Dali, and suspect Fu Bi to fill in the gaps." In the new book of the Tang Dynasty, Baiguan Zhi 2: "there are six people in zuobuke, from the seventh grade; six people in Zuoyi, from the eighth grade. In charge of offering satire and remonstrance, we discuss major issues in court, and in small cases, we seal up affairs. " Also "(Zhongshu province) there are six people in youbuque, and six people in youshiyi, whose hands are like the province under the door.". According to the biography of sun pan in the history of the Ming Dynasty, "please set forth four levels of advice: first, those who do not avoid danger, those who are resistant to bullet, and those who are powerful; second, those who are able to make up for the deficiencies and find out what is missing."

Chinese PinYin : bǔ quē shí yí