Failure and failure
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B à ij ì sh ī J ù, which means that the cause of failure without a basis. It comes from the Song Dynasty ye Shaoweng's the third continued inscription of Xianliang in the four dynasties.
Idiom explanation
Failure refers to the failure of a business without a basis.
The origin of Idioms
Ye Shaoweng of the Song Dynasty wrote the third continued inscription of Wen Jian Lu Xianliang in the four dynasties: "there has never been any failure in the past." After several failures this year, he is still indifferent. Liang Qichao's notice to the industrialists in the middle school
Analysis of Idioms
[pinyin code]: bjsj
Idiom usage
A failure is a failure
Chinese PinYin : bài jì shī jù
Failure and failure
make up one 's face heavily and dress gaudily. nóng zhuāng yàn guǒ
Failure is on the verge of success. bài yú chuí chéng
be not altogether inexcusable. wèi kě hòu fēi
be surrounded by hills and rivers. pī shān dài hé