to sum up(yào ér yán zhī)

to sum up

In short, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is y à o é ry á nzh à, which means to say it in a nutshell. From Lu Ji, Jin Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

Lu Ji, Jin Dynasty, wrote in his book on five grades: "in a word, the monarch of the fifth grade thinks about governance for himself, and the chief of the county is for profit."

Idiom usage

In a word, in a word, in a word. Example: in Lu Xun's three idle episodes, the haziness in "drunken eyes": "in other words, it was because I could not write before, but now I have to write."

Analysis of Idioms

All in all, let's talk about it

Chinese PinYin : yào ér yán zhī