arrange the match(zhí kē zuò fá)

arrange the match

Zhike Zuoshi is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is zh í K ē Zu ò f á, which means holding; Ke: axe handle; cutting: cutting. To cut with an axe in hand. Point to matchmaking. From the book of songs · CHENFENG · fake.

The origin of Idioms

The book of songs · CHENFENG · fake: "how about fake? A bandit's axe can't win. How about taking a wife? The bandit media are not allowed. "

Idiom usage

Zhou's family is Mr. Jingzhai. (the sixth chapter of scholars by Wu Jingzi in Qing Dynasty)

Analysis of Idioms

Similar idioms: persevere in the tough, persevere in all things, be proud of your achievements, and not be proud of your achievements

Chinese PinYin : zhí kē zuò fá