draw a forced analogy
Implicative association is a Chinese word, and its pronunciation is Qi ā NH é f ù Hu ì. It refers to far fetched Association, which means to pull unrelated things together and confuse them.
qiānhéfùhuì
Idiom: implicative
The explanation is far fetched. To say something that has no meaning is to say something that has a meaning. Also refers to the unrelated things pull together, confused.
[source] preface to Luo poetry by Bai Juyi of Tang Dynasty: "there is no word for bitter words, and there is no sound for sorrow. How far fetched can it be?" In Zhu Xi's Yi Er of Zhu Zi Yu Lei in Song Dynasty, it is said that "however, the book of Yi wants to be so involved, and it will be spared if you have less leisure."
[example] However, it is dazzled by the name and reality, and it will be a disaster for later generations. Biography of Xue Hui in the history of Ming Dynasty
Chinese PinYin : qiān hé fù huì
draw a forced analogy
The kite shoulder and the lamb knee. yuān jiān gāo xī
Chanting the wind and the moon. yǒng cháo fēng yuè
Double axe felling solitary trees. shuāng fǔ fá gū shù
it is very difficult to start an undertaking. chuàng yè wéi jiān
make a careful and detailed analysis. tiáo fēn lǚ xī
rubbing the shoulder and following the steps. jiān mó zhǒng jiē
the more people , the more talk. qī yán bā yǔ