Let's face it(shì miàn róng yán)

Let's face it

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As a Chinese word, it means to accept criticism from others and treat one's own mistakes correctly. It comes from the annals of the states of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

example sentence

[idiom entry]: face to face

Swab: wipe; swab: wipe the spittle that others spit on your face; Rong Yan: listen to others' opinions. It generally refers to accepting criticism from others and treating one's own mistakes correctly.

[source of idiom] Chapter 45 of the chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty by Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty: "when a woman lightly loses her martial arts, she is angry at that time. Only when she wipes her face and says nothing, can she know that Sibo belongs to Xianggong."

The traditional style of Idioms

Neutral idiom

Idiom usage: used as predicate and attribute; refers to accepting criticism with an open mind

Idiom structure

Ancient idioms

Antonym: refuse to remonstrate

Chinese PinYin : shì miàn róng yán