gather parts into a whole(huà líng wéi zhěng)

gather parts into a whole

In Chinese, Pinyin is Hu à L í NGW é izh à ng, which means to integrate the scattered parts into a whole. It's from the preface to the next collection of lights.

Analysis of Idioms

Break up the whole into parts

The origin of Idioms

The fourth chapter of Mao Zedong's "strategic issues in the Anti Japanese guerrilla war" states: "the concentrated use of troops, that is, the so-called method of" turning parts into whole ", is mostly adopted in order to eliminate the enemy when the enemy attacks."

Idiom usage

It is also used in military affairs. Write as soon as you have time. If you make good use of your spare time, it's a big integer. Wu Han's Preface

Chinese PinYin : huà líng wéi zhěng