There is no one in a hundred(bǎi bù yī cún)

There is no one in a hundred

In Chinese, Pinyin is B ǎ IB ù y ī C ú n, which means that there is no one left in a hundred, indicating that it is lost. From preface to Yu Xin Ji.

Idiom explanation

There is no one left in a hundred. It means lost

The origin of Idioms

In the preface to Yu Xin Ji written by Yu Wenfu in the Northern Zhou Dynasty: "in the past, there were 14 volumes in Yangdu, which were worth fighting against chaos in Taiqing According to the biography of CAI Xingzong in the southern history, it is said that "when the scholars were afraid of danger, their clothes were salty, and they wanted to move far away, but later they were all exiled and difficult to survive."

Idiom usage

Contractive, as an object, attributive, refers to total loss.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: nothing can survive.

Chinese PinYin : bǎi bù yī cún