praise with one voice(jiāo kǒu zàn yù)

praise with one voice

Compliment, a modern idiom, means to praise with one voice. Idiom: jiaokouz ù Pinyin: Ji ā OK ǒ uz à NY ù explanation: jiaokouz: together, at the same time. Cross talk: all agree. Source: epitaph of Liu Zhihou written by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty: "if you want to ask us to come out, we will recommend you." example: every time a government is put in place, a group of people will come down and make people happy. In Ming Dynasty, Liu Yuanqing's yingxielu yueflattery and Mao Zedong's notice on the Ganning border region and the rear of the Eighth Route Army: "the people of the whole country ～." To praise with one voice

Chinese PinYin : jiāo kǒu zàn yù