井然有序

Pelafalan: jǐng rán yǒu xù Makna literal: Orderly like a well with sequence

Asal & Penggunaan

This idiom describes orderliness like a well (井然) with proper sequence (有序). The well metaphor relates to the grid pattern of ancient Chinese field systems where wells marked intersections. This regular pattern represented ideal organization. The phrase appeared in texts praising well-administered territories. Modern usage describes anything arranged systematically and neatly, from physical spaces to administrative systems to personal schedules.

Contoh

Inggris: "The files were arranged in perfect order."

Cina: 文件排列得井然有序。