Origin and end

Origin and end

Chinese idioms, Pinyin is B ě nm ò Yu á NLI ú, which means the primary and secondary, beginning and end, sequence of things. It comes from Xunzi, the rich country.

Idiom usage

In the two hundred years of this dynasty, there were different ways of learning, writing, and political work, and their origins and ends could be studied in different classes.

The origin of Idioms

Xunzi · Fuguo: "therefore, in the ten years of Yu, there was water, and in the seven years of Tang, there was drought, and there was no dish in the world. Ten years later, the grain was ripe again, and the accumulation of Chen was more than enough. If there is no other reason, it is also known as the source and flow of knowledge. "

Idiom explanation

Source: water. Flow: water flowing down from a source of water. It refers to the primary and secondary, the beginning and end, and the sequence of things.