nullify all the advantages

nullify all the advantages

In Chinese, the Pinyin is Qu á ng ō NGJ ì NQ ì, which means that all functions are lost. It comes from the strategies of the Warring States period and the Western Zhou Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

Merit: effect, merit; abandon: discard.

The origin of Idioms

"The strategy of the Warring States Period - the strategy of the Western Zhou Dynasty" says: "Gong has done a lot of good work. Today, he went out to the frontier with Qin soldiers. After two weeks, he practiced Korea and attacked Liang. Once he attacked, he could not do anything

Idiom usage

It's a waste of effort. In the history of war, there are some people who have suffered a defeat and even lost all their achievements after winning a series of wars. (Mao Zedong's strategic issues in China's Revolutionary War)