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Pinyin yíng rèn béng Ji

The definition is the same as "easy solution".

The idiom comes from Zhang Jun's Notes on Buddhism: "As for uninteresting words, it is difficult for people to know them and often solve them."

Simplified Chinese characters are easy to solve.

Commonly used degree is average

Sexy in color

Similar words are easy to understand and solve.

Idiom dictionary of Ministry of Education

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Pinyin yíng rèn béng Ji

This idiom explains that righteousness can be easily solved. See the article "Easy Solution".

Here is a list of idioms and allusions as the source of "solving problems easily" for your reference. In the Book of Jin. Volume 34. In Du Yu Zhuan, Wang Zhuo was the first to be listed as the head of Sun Xin, with a good prognosis, but Luo Zhong thought it was a joke. Stone conference1> , or: "Hundred Years of Fighting 2>, 3> of unused grams. Today's heat is 4>, and the epidemic will start as soon as the disease falls down. It should be 6> next winter, and it will be even bigger. "Before the age of 7> Yue:" Eight Records "; 9> merger10 > Qiangqi11>; Now the military power is shaken, such as broken bamboo12 > After a few paragraphs, it was all solved, and there was no way to go back to work. Therefore, it was awarded13 >; Qun Shuai, diameter14 > moling 15 & gt； . In the cities we passed, we all surrendered to16 > . The discussant thanked him with a book. [Note] (1) Meeting: get together to discuss. (2) A century-old enemy: Sun Ziquan (182? 252) From the founding of the People's Republic to Sun Hao (AD 264? 280), about one hundred years after the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was called the "Hundred Years' War". "3 grams: victory. (4) Summer heat: close to summer. Toward, close to. (5) Water is flowing: water is grand. It's raining hard. (6) once: wait. (7) Advance: Du Yu (AD 222? 284), the word Qi, was born in Jingzhao, Western Jin Dynasty. Emperor Wu of Jin served as the general of Zhennan, led troops to destroy Wu, ended the tripartite confrontation of the Three Kingdoms, and was later named as the marquis of Dangyang County. (8) Le Yi: During the Warring States Period, the year of birth and death was unknown. Wang Zhao, a famous general of Yan State, once led the troops of Chu, Han and Wei of Yan Zhao to cut Qi, captured more than 70 cities, and made a monarch. (9) World War I: During the Warring States Period, Le Yi led the soldiers of the Chu, Han and Wei Dynasties of Yanzhao to cut Qi, and defeated the Qi army on the west bank of Jishui. The King of Qi died and left Cheng Ju. Le Yi attacked Linzi, the capital of Qi, and occupied more than 70 cities. (10) merge: merge through "merge". (1 1) Qi: country name, one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States. So the address is in the north of Shandong Province and the southeast of Hebei Province. Zhou Wuwang sealed Jiang Taigong here, and when it spread to the Warring States, the throne was usurped by the powerful minister Shi Tian. Later, it was destroyed by Qin. (12) Breaking bamboo: Cut the bamboo open. (13) guidance: guidance and teaching. (14) Jing Zao: Direct attack. Path, through "direct", direct. Build, arrive. (15) Moling: The land is near Nanjing today. Wu of the Three Kingdoms won Moling in the ten years of Jian 'an of Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty, and rebuilt the industry. (16) Nothing can be done, and there is no resistance.

The allusions listed here are "easy to understand" allusions for your reference. Du Yu was a famous general in the Western Jin Dynasty and was called "Du Wuku" because of his profound knowledge. According to the Book of Jin. Volume 34. According to Du Yuchuan, after the abdication of Shu Han, Sun Wu turned to Jiangdong. Therefore, Emperor Wu of Jin sent Du Yu as the "General of Zhennan" and unified the army to attack Wu Dong. The war went smoothly, and many cities of Wu were captured in just a few days. Sun Xin, commander-in-chief of Wu Jun, and others were also captured. Tu Yu wanted to pursue the victory, but some officials opposed it. They think that Wu has been established for a long time and it is difficult to capture it at once; Moreover, it is the rainy season in the south, which is easy to flood the river and not easy to March; Coupled with the hot weather, epidemics are easy to spread. Why don't we pause the attack until winter? However, Tu Yu took the war between Le Yi and the West as an example and thought that "our army is now in high morale. If you take the opportunity to cut Wu, it will be like a knife splitting bamboo. As long as we split the first few paragraphs, the last few paragraphs will be easily split with a knife. " Emperor Wu of Jin accepted Du Yu's suggestion and continued to attack the State of Wu. Sure enough, it went well and soon destroyed the state of Wu. Later, this idiom evolved from here to describe the smooth progress of the war. It is also used to indicate that things are easy to solve.

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Related Chinese idioms: Solve when encountering ice; Explanation of related Chinese characters: When encountering ice, solve the problem.