Worry about the future

Worry about the future

After a long consideration, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch á NGL ǜ g ù h ò u, which means to consider the problem in the long run. It comes from Xunzi's honor and disgrace by Zhao Xun Kuang of the Warring States period.

explain

Long: long term; consideration: thinking; Gu: looking back. It means to consider the problem in the long run.

source

"Xunzi · honor and Disgrace" says: "the great consideration of consolidating the world will be the belonging of the people in the world, and the long-term consideration will protect the world." It is also called "looking back after long worries".

usage

To make a long-term plan for the future.

Examples

Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty wrote in the book of ten thousand words of the Emperor: "now, the Gongqing officials are not willing to worry about your majesty and plan for the ancestral temple."