victory or defeat

victory or defeat

Success or failure, bluntness, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch é NGB à IL à D à n, refers to all kinds of situations or results that things may have. It comes from Zhuge Liang's model for later generations.

The origin of Idioms

In Zhuge Liang's model of later coming out of school in the Three Kingdoms, Shu, it is said that "I will devote myself to my work and die later. As for the success or failure, I can't see it clearly.

Analysis of Idioms

Success or failure

Idiom usage

It's a matter of success or failure to explain the interests to the people who do things. The 33rd chapter of Chen Chen's "after the outlaws of the marsh" in the Qing Dynasty and Chen Yi's "sending old friends back to the South" poem: "patriotism and self-defense depend on our people, which should be expected.