Jingbang Weiguo(jīng bāng wěi guó)

Jingbang Weiguo

Jingbangweiguo, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ī NGB ā NGW ě IGU ó, which means to govern the country. It comes from the imperial edict to Master Sun Wuji.

Notes on Idioms

Warp and weft: This refers to the vertical and horizontal lines of silk fabrics, extended to governance and planning; state: state.

The origin of Idioms

Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty, in his book "conferring on Chang sun Wuji situ Zhao", said that "the state of Jingbang and Wei must wait for Cao Zhixun, and assist Yin and yang to return to Zhonghua."

Analysis of Idioms

Running a country and securing the nation

Idiom usage

To govern a country.

Chinese PinYin : jīng bāng wěi guó