Rules and regulations(guī tiān jǔ dì)

Rules and regulations

It is a Chinese idiom, which means that (1) rules are round, symbolizing heaven; rules are square, symbolizing earth. ② It generally refers to imitating heaven and earth. From selected works: Zhang Heng's Tokyo Fu.

Idiom explanation

Interpretation: 1. Rule, which is round, symbolizes heaven; moment, which is square, symbolizes earth. ② It generally refers to imitating heaven and earth.

Idioms and allusions

Source: Wenxuan · Zhang Heng's Tokyo Fu: "naiying Sangong, preaching and promulgating. The temple has nine rooms. The rule of heaven and earth is to serve the country at the right time. " Xue Zong notes: "that the palace decoration, congratulations like heaven, square is also." Examples ~, Kuang Maoyan, guard against arrogance and deception To teach people to master the law of heaven is also the word of Gongqing, Shibao and ministers. Gong Zizhen, Qing Dynasty

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