Make up the past with the present
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is R ó NGJ ī nzh ù g ǔ, which means to integrate ancient and modern knowledge. It's from the story of the Golden Lotus.
The origin of Idioms
Chen Ruyuan of the Ming Dynasty wrote in "the story of the Golden Lotus · Tansi": "it was once seen that the ancient wuche Rao was made by Chen Ruyuan, and the peanut and the jade Sujiao were made by Bingyu." It is also called "casting the present from the past".
Idiom usage
An example is Wang Shizhen's "chibeidutan · tanyier · cangming Caiji" in the Qing Dynasty: "to keep the truth, to take the essence, to take the ancestors, to cast the past and the present, to be the representative of the times."
Chinese PinYin : róng jīn zhù gǔ
Make up the past with the present
be patient for a long time under another man 's domination. jiǔ jū rén xià
die without fulfilling one's ambitions. jī zhì ér mò
Advance from the beginning to the end. jìn běn tuì mò
There is a lot of grazing in the forbidden area. jìn zhōng pō mù