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Open the tool →一倡百和 (yī chàng bǎi hè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a situation where one person's initiative or proposal is met with widespread support and many others readily join in or echo it; to receive general approval or endorsement”.
一倡百和 is pronounced yī chàng bǎi hè in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 一倡百和 means “one initiates, a hundred respond”. It is used to mean “describes a situation where one person's initiative or proposal is met with widespread support and many others readily join in or echo it; to receive general approval or endorsement”.
和:呼应,附和。一人首倡,百人附和。形容附和的人极多。