Idioms or sentences widely used in work briefing.

Seeking truth from facts is a common word.

Send shísh qiúshí

The interpretation of meaning refers to starting from the actual object, exploring the internal relations of things and the regularity of their development, and understanding the essence of things. Usually refers to doing things according to the actual situation.

From Hanshu Hejian Wang Xian Liu Dechuan: "Make the past serve the present and seek truth from facts."

Summing up experience with examples should be ~, not cheating.

Synonym down-to-earth

Antonyms are only nominal.

Two-part allegorical saying: three loads of cow dung and six baskets

English should be practical and realistic.

Find the basis for the riddle; Find out the truth instead of trying to cheat.

By means of contraction; As attribute, complement and adverbial; Include praise