like the palm of one 's own hand(míng rú zhǐ zhǎng)

like the palm of one 's own hand

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m í NgR ú zh ǐǎ ng, which means very clear about the situation, as if pointing to the palm of your hand. It comes from reading miscellaneous stories by Feng zhenluan in Qing Dynasty.

like the palm of one 's own hand

Source: reading miscellaneous stories by Feng zhenluan in Qing Dynasty: "in Liaozhai, you can hook Duanming in Qing Dynasty, which is as clear as the palm of your hand."

Example: Kuang Hankou has a huge market street, relying on the cover, waiting for work and enduring strength. The second section of Chapter 6 of Yang Yuru's the first works of the revolution of 1911

Chinese PinYin : míng rú zhǐ zhǎng