事出有因

Explanation: Things happen for a reason. 　　Usage: The main predicate; as predicate, object, clause; for things 　　Source: Qing Li Baojia "Bureaucrats" fourth back: "Guo Road station to wash for him clearly and said some 'good reason, no evidence is found' the thread of her conversation, the system _set_s the intrinsic complex." 　　Examples: Tao "four-three episodes of gains and losses": "but the thought of ~, he had pretended not to hear." 　　Results: Old woman to remarry 　　Postscript: Old woman to remarry 　　Riddle: Original Thesaurus:  not waiting for an explanation, to refuse letting others talk, explain, etc., forbid barge, Let things drift., doubt, leave sb. alone, There are no waves without wind. There's no smoke without fire., emerge of itself and perish of itself, acquiescently, allow sth to become neglected, less organized, etc Antonym Group:  wittiness, Ass by the lower slope, Ship by the wind, Octahedral rustle, be a perfect mixer in any company, Wind driving directions, accurately, Lee Guide, Back to the ship luff, make the best of, Because of the wind blow the fire, perfection, dispatch troops without just cause, without reason or cause, hit the spot, without (due) cause, White-browed red eye, see how the cat jumps, accurately, in every detail, Jianjierzuo, See opportunities and make, according to circumstances follow, trim one's [the] sails to the wind, Take advantage of the wind rudder, understand tact, push the boat along with the current— make use of an opportunity to gain one’ s end, With the current Push boat