be able to achieve success one way or another(zuǒ yòu féng yuán)

be able to achieve success one way or another

The idiom is used as predicate and attribute. It used to mean that when you get home, you will benefit from everything you touch. After the general refers to doing things handy. The same "Fengyuan on the left and right" comes from Mencius · lilouxia: "the depth of capital, then take the left and right to meet the original." "Zhu Zi Yu Lei" volume 139: "the former writers, the ancient famous characters are simulated as one, so later when there is a work, both sides are the same."

Idiom explanation

When you get home, you'll benefit from everything you touch. After the general refers to doing things handy. The same as "the best of both worlds"

Idioms and allusions

Mencius · lilouxia: "the depth of capital, then take the left and right to meet its original." "Zhu Zi Yu Lei" volume 139: "the former writers, the ancient famous characters are simulated as one, so later when there is a work, both sides are the same."

Examples of words

[example] its research is also extreme, and it must be connected to one road, so it is Shang and Ming Dynasty. On Yan Fu's salvation

Discrimination of words

Synonym: the source of both

Word usage

Usage: used as predicate and attribute; used in writing

Chinese PinYin : zuǒ yòu féng yuán