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一倡百和 (yī chàng bǎi hé) is a Chinese idiom that means \"one person proposes, and many people agree.\" It refers to the idea that when someone suggests something, many others will quickly agree with them, often without considering the consequences or implications of their actions.
This idiom is often used to describe situations where a person or group proposes a course of action, and others quickly jump on board without thinking it through. It can be used to describe everything from political movements to social trends, and is often used to criticize people who blindly follow the crowd without considering the consequences of their actions.
In modern Chinese, 一倡百和 is often used to describe situations where a popular idea or trend gains widespread support without much thought or consideration, and can be used to describe everything from internet memes to political movements.

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