keep thy shop and thy shop will keep thee.(huáng tiān bù fù yǒu xīn rén)

keep thy shop and thy shop will keep thee.

Hu á ngTi ā Nb ù f ù y ǒ UX ī NR é n is a Chinese idiom, which means that the heaven will live up to the man with perseverance. Subject predicate; as object; with commendatory meaning.

meaning

It means that God will live up to those who have perseverance. If you have to persevere and strive for your goal, your goal will surely come true.

source

Liang Qichao's "new Rome: chivalrous feeling" said: "one after another, there is no guarantee of success or failure. Since ancient times, the emperor has been able to live up to the people who want to see Lu longshe perform in the stormy array."

example sentence

It's true that the emperor can live up to the people who want to. He finally succeeded

allusion

Jianzhen became a monk at the age of 18 and studied Buddhism assiduously. In 742, Japan sent Ronghe and Puzhao to China to invite the eminent monk Jianzhen to work as a Buddhist preacher in Japan. Jianzhen's eastward voyage failed three times, and the ship was floated to Hainan Island. In 753, Japan sent envoys to China for the tenth time, and Jianzhen finally arrived in Kyushu with the Japanese mission.

Chinese PinYin : huáng tiān bù fù yǒu xīn rén