many mistakes makes " right(jī fēi chéng shì)

many mistakes makes " right

Chinese idioms, Pinyin is j ī f ē ICH é ngsh ì, which means long-term mistakes, are often regarded as correct. It comes from the preface to the original goodness of Mencius.

The origin of Idioms

Dai Zhen of the Qing Dynasty wrote in the preface to the original goodness of Mencius characters: "the scholars who manage the classics should not be able to integrate what they have seen and heard, and the accumulation is not true. I'm afraid that the rest of my words may not be enough to shake the mind."

Analysis of Idioms

Confusion of right and wrong, putting the wrong in the wrong, hard to return

Idiom usage

It refers to a long-term error, which is often regarded as correct. examples for some mispronunciations that have long been ~, and have a broad mass base, we should not be too rigidly bound to the development law of the pronunciation itself. The second section of Chapter 7 of Hu Mingyang's introduction to Lexicography: a reply to Zheng Zhangyong's book of pastoral use of Mencius characters by Dai Zhen in Qing Dynasty: "it's hard to know what's wrong, but it's hard to know what's wrong. It's hard to know what's wrong. It's hard to know what's wrong. It's hard to know what's wrong In Lu Xun's "three leisure episodes: congratulations on Christmas in Hong Kong", it is said that "all the words are confusing, different opinions are contending, all the words are encouraging, and all the things are wrong."

Chinese PinYin : jī fēi chéng shì