retire after winning merit(gōng suí shēn tuì)

retire after winning merit

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ō ngsu í sh ē NTU ì, which means to retire from office after becoming famous. The same as "retire after success". From Laozi.

Analysis of Idioms

Retire after success

The origin of Idioms

Lao Tzu: "when the house is full of gold and jade, Mo can keep it. He is rich and proud. He has left his own blame and retired from heaven."

Idiom usage

After the success, he retired by himself. example if you retire after success, you will not be satisfied. In the book of Liang, the first chapter of Emperor Wu, and the book of the later Han Dynasty, Volume 58, biography of Gai Xun, it is said that "if we all try our best to punish Jia Xing, and then we will be handsome, so that we can prosper the Han Dynasty, and then we will retire after success! 」

Chinese PinYin : gōng suí shēn tuì