The handle of an inch(chǐ cùn zhī bǐng)

The handle of an inch

The handle of an inch, pronunciation: Ch ǐ C ù nzh ī B ǐ ng, Chinese idiom. Definition: refers to the size of the long size of the power. It's a metaphor for tiny power. Source: Sima Qian's biography of Wei Bao and Peng Yue in historical records

explain

Pronunciation ch ǐ C ù nzh ī B ǐ ng interpretive handle: power. Refers to the size of the long size of the power. It's a metaphor for tiny power.

source

Sima Qian's biography of Wei Bao and Peng Yue in historical records of the Western Han Dynasty: "although Wei Bao and Peng Yue are cheap, they have swept thousands of miles It's a matter of an inch. "

Examples

Some people make the most of what they have.

usage

As an object; as a metaphor for tiny power.

Chinese PinYin : chǐ cùn zhī bǐng