be accomplished

be accomplished

Great success, Chinese idiom,

The Pinyin is d à g à ng g à och é ng,

Definition: now refers to the completion of a huge project or important task. It comes from the first biography of Wang Mang in the history of Han Dynasty.

Entry

be accomplished

Pinyin

dàgōnggàochéng

Citation explanation

Merit: career. Announcement. It refers to the completion of a huge project or important task. Yu Gong, the book of history, said, "Yu Xi Xuan GUI, who came to Sihai, succeeded." In the first biography of Wang Mang in the history of Han Dynasty, it is said that "a hundred thousand people gathered together, and they worked for twenty years, and achieved great success." In the family biography of Liu Gongqing, chief soldier, written by Zeng Liang, Mei of Qing Dynasty, "eight years of great success has been achieved. When he enters the throne, he gives poems to those who are called by the people to Qingtian." Chapter 3 of the story of heroes and Heroines: the lost can't be lost, and the hidden can't be concealed. This is a great success. Zhang Binglin's Refutation of revolution and refutation: when the great success was achieved, the world was settled, and then he carried out his republicanism policy to restore our complete jin'ou.

Idiom story

At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, Wang Mang, his cousin, an Han Gong, had the exclusive power. He imitated Zhou Gong to build Ming Tang and set up Yong Ling Tai. He concentrated on the lectures and works of scholars all over the world, and successively recruited thousands of people to write books for him. He ordered more than 100000 people to write hymns for him, which took 20 days to complete. He became more and more ambitious, and later he called himself Emperor.