The pronunciation of "to pull out the silk and peel off the cocoon" is chōu sī bō jiǎn, which means that the silk must be pulled out one by one and the cocoon must be peeled off layer by layer. Describes a detailed and clear-cut analysis of things.

1. Source:

"Qingpingshantang Huaben·Lanqiao Ji" by Ming Dynasty Hongzhen "In the Anshou period, there is no trend of flowing clouds and flowing water, but it is like peeling off the cocoon." For this reason, I hope this cloud will not win the public."

2. Synonyms:

1. Remove the false and preserve the true: Pinyin is qù wěi cún zhēn, which means to remove the false and retain the true. Next real.

2. Peeling off cocoons and drawing silk: The pinyin is bō jiǎn chōu sī, which means a metaphor for seeking the occurrence and development process of things according to order.

3. The pinyin is sī sī rù kòu, which means that every silk thread must pass between the teeth of the reed when weaving. It is a metaphor for making the work very meticulously, methodically, and in time.

Examples of peeling off cocoons:

1. We will peel off cocoons and see how technology has brought development to sports such as basketball, gymnastics, beach volleyball and football.

2. Once he receives a case, he will immediately turn into a hound chasing his prey, start to lock on the target, peel off the whole incident, filter it layer by layer, until the truth is finally revealed.

3. Being able to speak without hesitation, peel off the cocoons, and analyze power and sex transactions to such an accurate level, considering the current environment, does require courage.

4. This is not only because suitable careers are not like mushrooms after the rain, but also because our understanding of ourselves is also a process of peeling off cocoons and needing to get to the bottom of things.

5. Di Renjie gradually realized the importance of maintaining her rule to the country's tranquility and well-being, so he began to unravel the entire incident.

6. They are able to tease apart different viewpoints and clarify facts without pretending to understand.

7. The truth is that simple. The truth behind everything is the same. Anything that is in line with human nature and does not benefit oneself at the expense of others or harm others can be tolerated and encouraged.