A hundred tricks make a poor man(bǎi qiǎo chéng qióng)

A hundred tricks make a poor man

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ǎ IQI ǎ och é ngqi ó ng, which means that people with multiple talents are poor. It's the same as "all sorts of skillful things". It's from Zhang Chaoyou.

interpretation

A man of many talents is poor. It's the same as "all sorts of skillful things".

source

Chen Shidao of the Song Dynasty wrote the poem "send a letter to Zhang Chaoyu of Danzhou": "the heart of the master is still strong in one word, and all sorts of skillful things become poor and start a new life."

Chinese PinYin : bǎi qiǎo chéng qióng