Run out of business
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p ò ch ǎ nd à ngy è, meaning to run out of property, the same as "run out of property". From yilaotang poetry.
The origin of Idioms
Yu Bian of the Ming Dynasty (Volume II) wrote poems of yilaotang: "in Chenghua period, Dashui in Wuzhong, the prefect Liu Xun abused his people, supervised the collection of food taxes, made the villagers suffer, ruined their property, and was beyond torture."
Analysis of Idioms
Break one's family and business
Idiom usage
Bankruptcy refers to bankruptcy.
Chinese PinYin : pò chǎn dàng yè
Run out of business
reward according to sb.'s deserts. lùn gōng xíng shǎng
seven-pace talent-literary talent in ready play. qī bù zhī cái
loopholes appear one after another. pò zhàn bǎi chū