Two ends off(jiān dàn liǎng tóu tuō)

Two ends off

The two ends of the sharp pole is that the two ends of the sharp pole can not pick things. It's a metaphor for failure at both ends.

The third fold of Yuan's Guan Hanqing's "save the wind and dust" is: "that woman was photographed by me on weekdays. If she had a divorce letter, she would have gone with a cigarette. If she didn't marry me, she wouldn't have to take off her two ends." example: you're afraid that you can't figure it out in a thousand ways, but you're afraid that you'll make us do it. The first fold of Qi Ying Bu by Wu Ming Shi in Yuan Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : jiān dàn liǎng tóu tuō