the turn of fortune after reaching one extreme(bō jí bì fù)

the turn of fortune after reaching one extreme

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ō J í B ì f ù, which means that the Yin and Yang of stripping hexagram rise and fall, and that the cathode of repeating hexagram rises and Yang falls; it means that things will turn in the opposite direction when things are in the extreme. From the book to Huang Keqiang.

The origin of Idioms

Chen Qimei's "letter to Huang Keqiang" said: "if you peel off the extreme, you will recover; if you do not, you will be peaceful; if you do not, you will not lose a hair."

Idiom usage

It refers to the mutual transformation of things. In the biography of Cheng Yuanfeng, the history of Song Dynasty, everything is not going well since his father's business failure and his family's decline. However, he firmly believes in the principle of "stripping the extreme and restoring the extreme". He firmly supports his family and waits for a new opportunity

Chinese PinYin : bō jí bì fù