Go from the beginning to the end
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l í B ě NY ā omॸ, which means to abandon the essence and pursue the end. It means to focus on minor issues instead of fundamental links. It comes from the biography of Yan'an in Hanshu.
Idiom usage
Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing
The origin of Idioms
"Yan an Zhuan of the Han Dynasty:" extravagance without chastity, then can not support, people away from the end of this and the end
Idiom explanation
He said that he would sacrifice the essence for the end. Metaphor does not focus on the fundamental links, but only on minor issues.
Chinese PinYin : lí běn yāo mò
Go from the beginning to the end
no distinction between the noble and base. guì jiàn wú èer
beautiful days and nights with moon and flowers. huā zhāo yuè xī
high-minded and unsociable figures. juàn jiě zhī shì