Every inch is flawed

Every inch is flawed

Chi Yu cunxia, a Chinese idiom, is ch ǐ y ú C ù nxi á in pinyin, which means a large piece of jade with a small defect. It refers to a good talent with small defects. It comes from the praise of baozhenzhai Dharma book, Jiang Guanwen's second praise of Qiantang Tianfu.

The origin of Idioms

Yue Ke of Song Dynasty wrote "praise of baozhenzhai Dharma book · praise of Jiang Guanwen's two stickers to Tianfu of Qiantang": "if there is a flaw in one's work, one will not abandon it."

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used in writing