There are many places of origin(fēn fēn jí jí)

There are many places of origin

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f ē NF ē NJ í J í, which means to describe numerous and disordered appearance. From reading Xunzi.

Analysis of Idioms

A crowd of people

Idiom usage

After all the disciples, they are either Xunqing or Zhuangzhou or qinhuali. Wang Wan's distinguishing Gongsun Longzi in Qing Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

Reading Xunzi by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty: "in the decline of Zhou Dynasty, people who are good at doing things have their own opinions. When the emperor was doing things, his native place was in chaos, and the six classics and the hundred schools of thought were mixed."

Chinese PinYin : fēn fēn jí jí