sound on the whole though defective in details(dà chún xiǎo cī)

sound on the whole though defective in details

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d à ch ú nxi à OC à, which means generally pure but slightly defective. From reading Xunzi.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] whitewall is flawless and [antonym] is flawless and perfect

The origin of Idioms

In reading Xunzi by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty: "the Meng family is also a person who collects alcohol. Xunzi and yang are big but small

Idiom usage

In general, it is pure but slightly deficient. "At the beginning, he looked at nature and reason according to the custom, but he didn't agree with Zhu Zi. After reading Zhu Zi Yu Lei, he realized that the Confucians were the first people in the world, but it was a bit too rich and flawed." Feng ban of the Qing Dynasty's dunyin zalu Jiajie Xia. Although there are still some shortcomings in the artistic plot, it is still an excellent work. Those who know that it is mellow and mellow, and those who have big mellow but small flaws. Chen Li's book with Zhou Mengyi in Qing Dynasty and Jiang Kui's book on Baishi Taoist's poetry in Song Dynasty: "if you don't know the disease of poetry, why can you do it. Every master has his own faults. 」

Chinese PinYin : dà chún xiǎo cī