1, take root [Lu ē dē sh ē ngg ē n]

Metaphor for long-term settlement or down-to-earth, wholeheartedly do a good job.

2. Get to the bottom of it [pá og].

Metaphor investigation details.

3. Interleaving [[pá ng ncuê jie]]

Roots and nodes are intertwined and difficult to cut off. Metaphor things are complicated and difficult to handle. Xu Yu Biography of the Later Han Dynasty: "I don't want to be easy, I don't want to take refuge, and I am also a minister." Don't meet _ the root is wrong, why not use a sharp weapon? "

4. According to [gēnju]

Take something as the premise of a conclusion or the basis of language action: according to the forecast of the meteorological observatory, it will rain today. ~ the opinions of the masses, revised the plan.

5. deep-rooted

Metaphor has a solid foundation and is not easy to shake. Some people say that it is deeply rooted.

6. Huigen

Buddhism refers to the talent of thoroughly understanding Buddhism, and refers to the talent of people.