Success, failure, rise and fall(chéng bài xīng fèi)

Success, failure, rise and fall

Success or failure, rise or fall, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch é NGB à IX à NGF è I, meaning success or failure, rise or fall. It comes from the second chapter of emperor chengdi in the Han Dynasty by Xun Yue.

Idiom explanation

Success or failure, rise or fall.

The origin of Idioms

In the second chapter of chengdi Ji, the Han Dynasty written by XunYue of Han Dynasty, it is said that "the Taoists came from the historiographers, who knew the success, failure, rise and fall, and then knew that they wanted to hold power, so they didn't do anything."

Examples

It's not clear that there are so many reasons in ancient and modern times. The story of Mu Zhai by Zhu Xi in Song Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : chéng bài xīng fèi