relate in detail(yī wú yī shí)

relate in detail

Yi510, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ī w ǔ y ī sh í. It means to count the numbers in five tens. The metaphorical narration is from the beginning to the end, original, without omission. It also describes the number of check points clearly. From the water margin.

Citation explanation

When counting items, it usually takes five as the unit, so it takes one, five and ten fingers to count. In the 50th chapter of scholars, he said, "when he wins the lawsuit, he will be asked to pay you back. "The second and sixth chapter of a dream of Red Mansions:" he opened his handkerchief, poured out the money, and Hongyu counted and put it away for him. "< / Li > < li > means to tell things in detail from beginning to end without missing anything. "The man and the woman saw that they were not momentum, and they couldn't get out the boxes and plates. They still picked them, went home and told the owner all about it. 」

Idiom usage

He told you all about what happened.

The origin of Idioms

The 25th chapter of the complete story of the water margin by Shi Naian of Ming Dynasty: "this woman heard this, but she didn't reply, but she turned around and said everything to Wang Po and XiMenqing."

Chinese PinYin : yī wú yī shí