On GaN Ji Xin(lùn gān jì xīn)

On GaN Ji Xin

On GaN Ji Xin, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ù ng ā NJ ì x ī n, which means metaphor is good and paranoid. It comes from zati by Liang Jiangyan in the Southern Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

When it comes to sweet, we should avoid spicy. Metaphor is good and paranoid.

The origin of Idioms

The preface of miscellaneous style written by Liang Jiang Yan in the Southern Dynasty: "as for all the sages in the world, they are obsessed with each other. They are sweet but not bitter. They are good at Dan but not plain."

Idiom usage

Be good and paranoid

Examples

Today's matter is contrary to its theory, the trace is suitable for the theory of Gan Ji Xin. On literature by Zhang Binglin

Chinese PinYin : lùn gān jì xīn