glance over things hurriedly(pǎo mǎ guān huā)
glance over things hurriedly
Paomaguanhua, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p ǎ om ǎ Gu ā nhu ā, which means to compare and roughly watch. It's from "after the entrance examination.".
The origin of Idioms
Meng Jiao of Tang Dynasty wrote a poem after he was admitted to the imperial examination: "he is proud of his horse's hoof disease and can see all the flowers in Chang'an in one day."
Idiom usage
Take a rough look at it. It was evening after he had read the poetic play. Guo Moruo's Wanyin
Chinese PinYin : pǎo mǎ guān huā
glance over things hurriedly
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