Clear the source(duān běn chéng yuán)

Clear the source

Duanben Chengyuan, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is Du ā Nb ě NCH é ngyu á n, still the original. It comes from Volume 2 of Helin Yulu.

The origin of Idioms

Volume 2 of the Song Dynasty's Luo Da Jing "Helin Yulu": in the spring and Autumn period, the envoys of the heavenly kings crossed with other countries, and the kings of these countries, such as the capital, were rare. The master wrote carefully and firmly to rectify the sins of other countries, and to clarify the source, especially to the king of heaven. "

Idiom usage

"The book of changes has a family at leisure, while the book of Rites has strict internal rules, all of which are based on the principle of regulating the family and clarifying the source. My husband has a deep insight into it."

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: duanben Qingyuan, duanben Zhengyuan

Chinese PinYin : duān běn chéng yuán