Right words
The Chinese idiom pinyin is C í zh è NGL ǐ zh í, which means that the words are strict and the reasons are sufficient. It comes from Lu Taixue's poems of awakening the world and being proud of the king.
The origin of Idioms
"Xingshihengyan · Lu Taixue's poems are drunk and proud of the king": "according to the court's opinion, the words are right and straight, and I don't ask any more."
Idiom usage
As a predicate, attribute, adverbial; used in writing or speaking, etc. His words are correct and should be believed.
Chinese PinYin : cí zhèng lǐ zhí
Right words
To advocate the rule and the leaf. chāng tiáo yě yè
A man of many talents and few knowledge. cái duō shí guǎ
some take the swan as a wild duck , some take it as a swallow. yuè fú chǔ yǐ