move forward , or you 'll fall behind

move forward , or you 'll fall behind

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ù J ì NZ é Tu ì, which means no advance, no retreat. It comes from "Deng Xizi: no afterword".

The origin of Idioms

"If you don't advance, you will retreat; if you don't like, you will worry; if you don't want, you will die."

Idiom usage

Grammar: contractive; used as predicate and attribute; used in people's thinking and learning. Examples: in Liang Qichao's speech on the theory of the welcome meeting of Shanxi ticket merchants in the Qing Dynasty: "I'm old and can keep it, and I've already done it! However, I think that people in the world, such as sailing against the current, do not advance or retreat It's the same with learning a foreign language. You can't relax for a moment.

Analysis of Idioms

Sailing against the current