Idioms describing subversion

Ben: the root of the tree; end: the top of the tree; put: to put. It is a metaphor for reversing the position of the main and the secondary, the light and the heavy.

From: Jin Wu Ming's "Records of the New School in Suide Prefecture": "If you don't know how to rule, you may not be able to put the cart before the horse."

Example: You are detailed but not simple for those who should be simple, and you are simple but not detailed for those who should be detailed. ~, criticize you still don't want to? Rubbish!!!?

Grammar: subject-predicate tense; as predicate, object, determiner; metaphorically, to get the weight of things wrong

Near synonyms: love the hair and fight against the fur, put the weight of things in front of the cart, invert the result for the cause, give up the root to seek the end, disembowel the belly and hide the pearl, donate the root and chase the end, yellow bells are ruined

Expansion

Antonyms: to hold ten thousand with one

Explanation: Hold: grasp. It describes the key to control the whole situation.

From: "Xunzi - Confucian Effect": "The law of the former kings, the unification of rites and righteousness, a system, to shallow to hold the broad, to ancient to hold the present, to one to hold ten thousand."

Translation: "The Law of the First King, traditional rites and rituals, one system, holding the broad with the shallow, taking the present with the ancient, holding the ten thousand with the one."

Grammar: partial formal; as predicate; same as "to bring up the outline"

Synonyms bring up the outline, the outline of the present

Antonyms put the cart before the horse