Cenlouqimo
At the end of cenlouqimo, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is C é NL ó UQ í m ò, which is only at the end. A square inch of wood can be higher than a tall building. If we don't start with this metaphor, we can't recognize the facts. It's from Mencius, the second part of Gaozi.
The source of the idiom is Mencius · Gaozi Xia: "if you don't guess the origin, you can match the end. If you have a square inch of wood, you can make it higher than the cenlou." "In the third volume of qionglin for children's study, personnel category:" at the end of the Qi Dynasty, cenlou did not know the high and the low. "
Chinese PinYin : cén lóu qí mò
Cenlouqimo
be strictly upright and correct in one 's behaviour. shéng qū chǐ bù
remain mute as if one 's mouth were sealed. sān jiān qí kǒu