- 大处着眼 dàchùzhuóyǎn to see the big pictureTo observe, plan, or consider a situation from an overall perspective rather than focusing on minor details
- 大处落墨 dàchùluòmò to concentrate on the big pictureTo begin writing or painting from the most important parts; metaphorically, to focus one's efforts on solving key issues or looking at the big picture.
- 大处着眼,小处着手 dàchùzhuóyǎnxiǎochùzhuóshǒu think big and start small(idiom) keep the big picture in mind while starting with the small details; plan for the grand goal but begin from the ground up.
- 大处着墨 dàchùzhuómò to focus on key pointsto focus on the most important aspects of a task, writing, or painting in order to solve a central problem
- 宽大处理 kuāndàchǔlǐ lenient treatmentto handle a case with leniency or mercy, especially in a legal or judicial context