The beginning and the end of the road(dào tóu huì wěi)

The beginning and the end of the road

Daotou Huiwei, a Chinese idiom, is pronounced D à ot ó Uhu ì w à I, which means to know the result at the beginning, and describes quick thinking and good understanding. It comes from five Lantern Festival yuan · Buddhist master of Bajiao Qing · Buddhist master Chengtian cique.

Idiom explanation

You know the result from the beginning. Quick thinking and good understanding. It's the same as "knowing the truth".

The origin of Idioms

"Five Lantern Festival yuan · Buddhist master of Bajiao Qing · Buddhist master of Chengtian cique": "ask:" who's the master singing, who's the master of zongfeng? " The teacher said, "the head of the Tao knows the tail, and the mind knows the heart."

Idiom usage

It can be used as predicate, object, attribute, etc.

Chinese PinYin : dào tóu huì wěi