An idiom of accepting opinions with an open mind: accepting others with an open mind.
Pinyin: XJǐshòu rén
Explanation: Accept others' opinions with an open mind.
Source: Han Han Ying's Biography of Chinese Poetry Volume II: "A gentleman is virtuous and modest, but he is vain."
An idiom used to describe accepting opinions with an open mind: suggestions from others.
Pinyin: cóng jiàn rú liú
Explanation: admonition: speak frankly and advise each other. Taking advice is as natural as running water. Describe a willingness to accept criticism from others.
Source: Han Banbiao's "Wang Minglun": "From admonition to smoothness, it is as interesting as a ring."
An idiom to describe accepting opinions with an open mind: accepting others' suggestions.
Pinyin: cóng shàn rú liú
Interpretation: obedience: obedience; Good: good, right; Liu Ru: It's like running water flowing downwards. It's described as rapidity. Describe being able to accept other people's good opinions quickly.
An idiom that describes accepting opinions with an open mind: an open mind is like a valley.
Pinyin: g incarnation
Explanation: vanity: modesty; Valley: Valley. My heart is as deep and wide as a valley. The description is modest and can accommodate other people's opinions.
Source: "Laozi": "honest as simple, broad as wide."
Idiom: modesty and prudence
Pinyin: Qin XJǐn shèn
Explanation: Describe people as modest, polite and cautious.
Source: "Zhang Jin's Biography": "Feng Puyang Hou, whenever he meets Excellence, he is favored for a while, but he is modest and cautious, and he is open-minded about corporal."
An idiom of accepting opinions with an open mind: learn from others.
Pinyin:
Interpretation: widely adopt the suggestions of the masses.
Source: "Three Kingdoms, Wu Zhi, Sun Dengchuan": "I heard that officials listen to people's words and laws are always passed. I sincerely choose the time with the minister, learn from the public, forgive the punishment and calm down in order to meet the expectations of the people. "
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