Make a profit(lì chū yī kǒng)

Make a profit

Li Chu Yi Kong, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l ì ch ū y ī K ǒ ng, which means that there is only one way to reward Li Lu, that is to engage in farming. From Guanzi · Guoxu and Shangjunshu · weak people.

The origin of Idioms

Guanzi Guoxu: "if profit comes from one hole, the country will be invincible." According to the book of Shang Jun, the weak people: "if you make a profit, there will be many things in the country."

Idiom usage

Example for the way of the state, ~ is the king, two is strong, three is weak, four is dead. ——Biography of Liu Chong in New Tang Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : lì chū yī kǒng