provide for oneself

provide for oneself

Self sufficiency is a Chinese idiom, pronounced Z ì J ǐ Z ì Z ú, which refers to the unit of family and individual production. Meet your own needs. It comes from the biography of Bukai in the annals of the Three Kingdoms: "growing melons is self-sufficient." Liezi Huangdi: "no giving, no benefit, but self-sufficiency."

interpretation

(1) Someone or something can maintain itself without outside help. (2) a country's economy can sustain itself. (3) to satisfy one's own needs with one's own strength. Give: give. Foot: satisfied. Under the leadership of the party and the government, the people launched a large-scale production movement. Chapter 9 of Feng Deying's bitter cauliflower.

Grammar:

Combined; as predicate, object and attribute; with commendatory meaning