no whit of difference
In Chinese idioms, Pinyin is B ù ch ā h á ol í, which means no less than one millionth. It comes from Taiping Guangji by Li Fang of Song Dynasty.
explain
It's not less than a dime.
source
Li Fang's Taiping Guangji in Song Dynasty is 158, while Zheng quoted Xu Sheng's Yutang gossip as saying, "it's not exactly the same thing to show obscurity."
usage
The verb object type is used as predicate and object
no whit of difference
injure the public interest to benefit one 's private interest - sǔn gōng féi sī
there is an azure sky above the blue sea - bì hǎi qīng tiān
knowingly follow the example of a wrongdoer - qún qǐ xiào yóu
pull up the rushes with their roots - bá máo lián rú