reform from the bottom(zhèng běn qīng yuán)

reform from the bottom

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is zh è NGB ě NQ ī ngyu á n, which means to rectify fundamentally and clean up from the source. The metaphor should be rectified from the root. From the annals of criminal law of the Han Dynasty.

Analysis of Idioms

Correct the source and clarify the source

[antonym] a headache cures the head, a foot cures the foot

The origin of Idioms

"It's not appropriate to think only about the original of the Qing Dynasty and delete the laws and decrees," says the criminal law annals of the Han Dynasty

Idiom usage

It's a combination; it's a predicate, an object and an attribute; it's commendatory.

Examples

Our work is arduous and complex, and we must make great efforts to do it well.

Therefore, if we want to be the right way, we have to carry out spiritual education. On the difficulties of China's reform

In fact, this case is the birthplace of long and short sighs. Once it has been rectified, it is impossible to "shrink to bacteria and enlarge to shells". (Lu Xun's supplement to the collection of extras: Law of saving the nation by literature)

In the book of Jin, Volume 3, Emperor Wudi Ji: "it is not a priority to think about the Ming King's degree in the world, to be honest and clear, and to set up Yin as a legitimate person. 」

"A brief history of civilization. Chapter 4 and Chapter 2:" now the fundamental method is to ban these books first. They are not allowed to be sold in bookstores or read in schools. The common people may have a way to recover. 」

Chinese PinYin : zhèng běn qīng yuán