Face to face
In Chinese, Pinyin is g à it ó Uhu à NMI à n, which means to change only appearance and form, but not content. It comes from Tang Shunzhi's answer to Wang Nanjiang.
interpretation
You've changed your face.
source
Tang Shunzhi's answer to Wang Nanjiang's book of learning in Ming Dynasty: "my servant recited my brother's two books before and after Jianhui. He knew that my brother had punished me for his past regret. He wanted to wash his stomach and refused to be a good man like the rest of the world."
Chinese PinYin : gài tóu huàn miàn
Face to face
Rolling melons and flowing water. gǔn guā liú shuǐ
Chapter decision sentence judgment. zhāng jué jù duàn
from the first small beginnings one can see how things will develop. jiàn wēi zhī zhù