get without any labor without doing any work

get without any labor without doing any work

Gain without work, a Chinese idiom, pronounced B ù L á o é Rhu ò, means to possess the fruits of others' work without work. It's from Confucius' family language: entering the government.

The origin of Idioms

"Confucius family language - official entry" says: "what you want is from you, so you can get it without labor."

Idiom usage

My goal is to be dissatisfied with Yang, but my action may be profited by a third party. Lu Xun's book of two places

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: enjoy your success, eat without work [antonym]: support yourself [Xiehouyu]: carp jump on the boat [lantern riddle]: Exploitation