Can you give me a substitute(xiàn tì kě fǒu)

Can you give me a substitute

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is Xi à NT à K à f à u, which means to persuade the good to return to the past and put forward suggestions for reform. It comes from the official records of the Ming Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

This paper points out that we should encourage the good to return to the bad, and put forward the suggestions of reform. It is the same as "offering something to replace or not.".

The origin of Idioms

"The history of the Ming Dynasty, official records:" Zhang Xian, according to Chen instructions. "

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: offer to replace or not, offer to replace or not

Idiom usage

To put forward a proposal for reform

Chinese PinYin : xiàn tì kě fǒu