Dividing the border
Huaye Fenjiang, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Hu à y à f à NJI à ng, which means to divide territory and govern. From the biography of Du Gao in ZhouShu.
The origin of Idioms
"The biography of Du Gao in the book of Zhou:" please draw a field to divide the border and live in the neighborhood of Yongdun. "
Analysis of Idioms
[synonym]: draw the land and divide the border
Idiom usage
Used as an object or attribute; used in writing.
Examples
"The thirteen of official posts in Tongdian:" I think that the most important thing today is to measure its distance, divide its kingdom, balance its production and cities, balance the strong and the weak, and divide the painting field into different areas
The ancient stone inscription couplet of the king's temple in Dongou, Wenzhou: "the painting field is divided into two parts, and the river and mountain of Outuo was opened up early. Farming and business, Haiyu people and things, Fukang early. "
"The rise of Gao Guang, the hesitation of Li and Zhao, the theft in Wei and Jin Dynasties, the strengthening of Liang in Qin and Sui dynasties, the partial secession, the division of territory, the unrestrained security and the disturbance of the place," Lu Tongtong of Qing Dynasty wrote
Chinese PinYin : huà yě fēn jiāng
Dividing the border
To be the master of one's family. chèn jiā yǒu wú
when you go out to buy , don 't show your silver. cái bù lù bái
like throwing stones into the water. rú shí tóu shuǐ
pierce to the heart of the matter. jīn zhēn jiàn xuè