a drop in the bucket
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is C ā NGH ǎ iy ī L í n, which means a piece of fish scale in the sea. From the cold eye view.
It's a scale in the ocean
C ā NGH ǎ iy ī L í n
[interpretation] a fish scale in the sea; the metaphor is very small.
[source] Chapter 7 of cold eye: "in order to redress the injustice of a dead common people, I offended a rich young man first. I followed the black whip and black cap with my blue lamp and yellow scroll for the past ten years. It was like a piece of cloud in Wushan mountain. In an instant, I was involved in the land of nothingness."
Chinese PinYin : cāng hǎi yī lín
a drop in the bucket
have not yet found openings to exploit. wú xì kě chéng
try to do everything all by oneself. bāo dǎ tiān xià
The heart of the vertebrae is full. chuí xīn dùn zú