exactly equal in weight(zhū liǎng xiāng chèn)

exactly equal in weight

In Chinese, the phonetic alphabet is zh ū Li ǎ ngxi ā ngch è n, which means that the two are equal in weight or quality. It's from Mao Dun's a little explanation of a big problem.

The origin of Idioms

Mao Dun's Da Ti Xiao Jie: "so he points out which is appropriate, which is commensurate with each other, which is emphasized on the non special points and ignored the special points, and which is even called" Si Xiang ". “

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: both Zhu and Xi

Idiom usage

Although Duan and Wang hold Yang Cuixi in high esteem, they are not jealous. This is because Yang Cuixi was taught by her adoptive mother. She is very skillful. She is inseparable from both of them. Gao Yang's Cixi Quanzhuan, Part 6, 97

Chinese PinYin : zhū liǎng xiāng chèn