To change quietly(mò zhuǎn qián yí)

To change quietly

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ò Zhu ǎ nqi á NY í, which means covert transformation. It comes from a letter to Li Bo written by Feng Guifen in Qing Dynasty.

Idioms and allusions

[source]: Feng Guifen's "letter to Li Bo" in Qing Dynasty: "however, the trial purchase of Jimi East provincial yundao was effective three years later. It's also a subtle skill to discuss further. What do deacons think?"

Discrimination of words

Phonetic code: mzqy synonym: imperceptible, imperceptible, imperceptible antonym: indifferent usage: used as attribute and adverbial; used for people's thought and style

Chinese PinYin : mò zhuǎn qián yí