Idiom: Managing chaos and controlling danger.

Pinyin: zhiluà n chí w ē i

Explanation: Governance: Governance. Managing troubled times and stabilizing crises.

Source: The Doctrine of the Mean: "After the peerless, the country was abandoned, and the chaos was controlled and the danger was held. When hired, it was thick and thin, so it was pregnant with princes."

Cure chaos and help the crisis?

Idiom: Cure chaos and help the crisis.

Pinyin: zh Luàn fúwíI

Explanation: Governance: Governance. Managing troubled times and supporting crises.

Example: He is the right person for ~.

Synonym: spin dry and turn to Kun

Grammar: as predicate and attribute; Refers to turning the crisis around

Manage the army and vibration brigade

Idiom: run the army and boost the brigade.

Pinyin: zhébéng zhèn lǐ

Explanation: soldier: army; Brigade: Army. Train the army and boost morale.

Source: "Guoyu Wu": "It is to sue the princes, rule the soldiers and shake the brigade, ring the bells and drums, and even the Song Dynasty."

Example: Nai ~ is benevolence.

Faith rule?

Idiom: Running the Army by Faith

Pinyin: zhb and ng y ǐ xn n n

Explanation: Soldier: Army. We should manage the army with faith.

Source: Jinmalong's "Eight Arrays": "Governing the soldiers with faith and winning with ingenuity."

Grammar: writing

Survive the chaos?

Idiom: management confusion and survival

Pinyin: zh Luàn cún wáng

Explanation: stability, disaster, survival, extinction. Refers to various situations of national transportation.

Source: "Lv Chunqiu Cha Wei": "It's not the case to control chaos. If you know it, if you don't know it; If visible, if invisible. "

Save lives ―― Help someone turn over a new leaf.

Idiom: cure diseases and save lives.

Pinyin: zh√b√ng JIU rén

Explanation: cure diseases and save lives. Metaphor helps people who make mistakes to correct them.

Source: Jin's Biography of Immortals: "People learn Taoism in Shu and are good at saving lives."

Never forget the chaos.

Idiom: Don't forget chaos when you are in power.

Pinyin: zhbü wà ng Luan

Explanation: Governance: Valium. When the country is peaceful and stable, we must not forget to prevent possible unrest.

Governing the rise and fall of chaos?

Idiom: Governing the rise and fall of chaos

Pinyin: zhluà n x Ρ ng Wang Wang

Explanation: stability, disaster, revival, extinction. Refers to various situations of national transportation.

Source: "Lv Chunqiu Cha Wei": "It's not the case to control chaos. If you know it, if you don't know it; If visible, if invisible. "

Treating qi and keeping in good health?

Idiom: Treating diseases and nourishing qi

Pinyin: zh √ q √ y √ ng sh?ng

Explanation: governing qi: cultivating tolerance. It means to recharge your batteries and maintain your health.

Source: Zhao Xun Kuang of the Warring States Period, "Xunzi Cultivation": "The degree of goodness is to cure life, after Peng Zu; Self-cultivation is worthy of Yao and Yu.

Governing the country and the people?

Idiom: Governing the country and protecting the people.

Pinyin: zhi gunón mín

Interpretation: governance: governance; An: Diazepam. Administer the country and the people.

Source: History of Food in Han Dynasty: "The rich, emperors gather people to keep their position, train a group of students, be virtuous, and govern the country and the people."

Cure chaos and ensure safety?

Idiom: Management confusion and safety

Pinyin: zhiluà n ā n w ē i

Interpretation: governance: governance; An: Diazepam. Managing troubled times and stabilizing crises.

Source: Lu Chunqiu: "All good, although evil, is rewarded; Not good, love will be punished; The reason why the late king ruled in chaos was also because of security.

Family tree?

Idiom: genealogy of genealogy

Pinyin: zhip ǔ jiā chuá n

Explanation: spectrum: the scheme of governance. Management plans are only passed on to future generations. Later, it was described that both father and son had political achievements when they were officials.

Cure silk?

Idiom: silk patch.

Pinyin: zh √ s and é r f é n

Explanation: If Alice can't find clues, she will become more and more confused. Metaphor is not the correct way to solve the problem, but it makes the problem more complicated.

Youanbang

Idiom: Governing the country and keeping the country safe

Pinyin: zhigu ā n b ā ng

Explanation: Jude runs the country and keeps the country safe.

Source: Hong Rengan of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, Ying Jie Gui Zhen: "In ancient times, there were long servants who also had the right to govern Guo Anbang and save the world and protect the people. Their image was almost destroyed. What do they mean? "

to effect good administration and stability for the country

Idiom: rule the country and make the world peaceful, and the family will be reunited.

Pinyin: zhiguó qí ji ā

Explanation: Qi: rectification. Clean up the family business and govern the country.

Source: "Book of Rites University": "The so-called rule of the country must first be combined with its family, its family can not be taught, and there is no one who can teach. Therefore, a gentleman is a Buddhist without becoming a monk. "

Managing the slaughter in Afghanistan?

Idiom: The Afghan Massacre

Pinyin: zh ∫ zh ∫ z ∫ i.

Explanation: Governance: Governance. Local officials in charge of East Afghanistan later referred to talented and well-governed officials.

Source: "Yanzi Chunqiu Miscellaneous Merchants" records: Yanzi was a local official in Dong 'e, and he was well managed. After three years, his reputation spread far and wide throughout the country.

A cure, a damage?

Idiom: once cured, once hurt.

Pinyin: zh and y and j and ng, s ǔ n y and j and ng.

Explanation: Take care of this side, not that side.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions, the seventy-first time: "There are some mechanical changes, one is cured and the other is damaged."

Is it beneficial to deal in silk?

Idiom: It is helpful to manage your own silk.

Pinyin: zh √ s and y √ f é n

Interpretation: processing: sorting; Benefits: more and more; Ba: Chaos. Alice didn't find the clue, and the result was even more chaotic. Metaphor is not the correct way to solve the problem, but it makes it more complicated.

Governing the country?

Idiom: Governing the country and keeping the country safe

Pinyin: zhi gunón bāng

Description: Governing the country to make it peaceful and stable.

Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Listening to the Ape Sutra" is the first fold: "You can't hook countries, countries, and often it's just that first frost is under the eaves."

Treat the symptoms rather than the root cause?

Idiom: treat symptoms rather than root causes.

Pinyin: zhibi ā o b ù zhib ě n

Interpretation: governance: governance; Mark: Tree tops refer to the surfaces of branches and objects. It's just that the problems exposed from the outside should be dealt with urgently, not fundamentally. Describe the problem incompletely.