to return a thing intact to its owner(quán bì guī zhào)

to return a thing intact to its owner

Quan Bi GUI Zhao is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is Qu á Nb ì Gu ī zh à o, which means that Lin Xiangru sent He Shi Bi back to Zhao from Qin Dynasty in good condition. Later, it refers to returning the original to himself in good condition. It comes from the book with he Jiong written by Wang sengru in the Southern Dynasty.

Idiom usage

To return to the original owner

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: perfect return to Zhao

The origin of Idioms

In his book with he Jiong written by Wang sengru in the Southern Dynasty, it is said that "a move can strengthen the country, rejuvenate the country, return to Zhao, and save Yan."

Idiom explanation

This refers to Lin Xiangru's return of heshibi from Qin to Zhao. The latter is to return the original to me in good condition. It is the same as "returning to Zhao in perfect style".

Chinese PinYin : quán bì guī zhào