The same as the last
In Chinese idioms, Pinyin is B ě NT ó NGM ò y ì, which means to refer to the same origin of things, while the derived end stream is different. It comes from treatise on classics.
The origin of Idioms
Wei Cao Pi's "Treatise on classical literature" said: "the text of husband is the same in origin but different in the end."
Analysis of Idioms
Antonym: a world of difference
Idiom usage
It is the same in origin but different in the end, the rise and fall of Yang and Zhu, the beginning and the end, the beginning and the end, the end and the end. Lu Chen, Jin Dynasty
Chinese PinYin : běn tóng mò yì
The same as the last
describe solemn and bleak atmosphere. bēi gē jī zhù
drive one 's friends to the side of the enemy. wèi cóng qū què
The emperor will never die. huáng huáng bù kě zhōng rì
a halo round the moon indicates the rising of wind. yuè yùn ér fēng
Three diseases and four pains. sān bìng sì tòng