There is no beginning, but there is an end(mǐ bù yǒu chū，xiǎn kè yǒu zhōng)

There is no beginning, but there is an end

There is no beginning, but there is an end. The pronunciation is "m ǐ B ù y ǒ uch ū, Xi ǎ NK è y ǒ UZH ō ng". The original meaning is that everything has a beginning, but it often ends up with nothing. Later, we use this language to satirize those who have no final intention, and to warn people to do things well from beginning to end.

From the book of songs Daya Dang: "Dang God, the people of the creation.". The disease threatens God, and his destiny is many. He was born to be a bandit. There is no beginning, but there is an end. "

Idiom explanation

Mi: No, no, no; and "no" constitute a double negation. Beginning: start. Fresh: less. CA: Yes. There is no one who refuses to start well, but few people end well. More used to warn people to do things well.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of songs, Daya Dang: "Dang God, the people of the creation.". The disease threatens God, and his destiny is many. He was born to be a bandit. There is no beginning, but there is an end. This is a paragraph of Zhao Mu Gong's rebuke to the fatuous king of Zhou Li. The meaning of this passage is: the emperor is indulgent and licentious and does not abide by the legal system, but he is the monarch of the lower people. The emperors were greedy and violent, and the decrees they issued were mostly heretical. All the people are good originally, but few of them can die of "benevolence" because they are born to face all kinds of temptations in society. What we do often has a good beginning, but few can stick to it and finish it well.

English translation

almosteverythinghasastart,butnotmanythingshaveanend(idiom);don'tstartsthyoucan'thandle。

Make sentences with examples

< UL > < li > "where do you miss my family now. The fourth fold of the fifth edition of the romance of the Western chamber by Wang Shifu in Yuan Dynasty. < / Li > < li > "it can be said that there is no beginning to believe in deceiving the evil, sparing the right scholars, being good at butchering the humble servants, and spending time in the garden. It can be said that there is no beginning, but there is an end to overcome. The book of Jin, Volume 53, biography of Prince Huai.

Chinese PinYin : mǐ bù yǒu chū，xiǎn kè yǒu zhōng