know something of everything but not everything of something(wú shǔ wǔ jì)
know something of everything but not everything of something
The five skills of the Chinese parasol are many but not excellent, which are useless in the matter. It comes from Xunzi's persuasion.
Idiom: Wuji
Pinyin: an analysis of idioms w ú sh ǔ w ǔ J ì
The Chinese parasol is poor in skills
Usage: as an object; refers to limited ability
Source: Xunzi's persuasion: "the snake flies without feet, and the rat is poor with five skills."
Chinese PinYin : wú shǔ wǔ jì
know something of everything but not everything of something
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