All in one(yī huī chū shǒu)

All in one

It's a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ī Hu ī ch ū sh ǒ u, which originally means Ruan Xian was pushed out, and he came out as the first prefect. Later, it refers to Beijing officials as local officials. It's from the five kings chant.

The origin of Idioms

Yan Yanzhi's "five Jun Yong" in the Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty said, "if you can't be recommended as an official for many times, you'll be out of the army."

Idiom usage

It means that Beijing officials are local officials

Examples

For five years, I have been in charge of punishment. (Qian Qianyi, Qing Dynasty) the system of conferring the Chinese constitutional official according to Yue Junsheng, the Deputy envoy of chasi in Henan Province)

Analysis of Idioms

Related idioms: one hand covers the sky, one hand covers the river, one hand guards the river, one hand guards the salt

Chinese PinYin : yī huī chū shǒu