come to a successful issue

come to a successful issue

The Chinese idiom, G ō NGD é Yu á nm ǎ n in pinyin, refers to the end of Buddhist activities such as chanting sutras; it refers to the end of a successful event. It comes from the book of sending envoys to court.

Idiom explanation

Merit: Buddhist term, refers to chanting, giving, etc.

The origin of Idioms

Sui Yangdi's "sending envoys to the court to participate in the book" said: "according to the instruction of May 2, we should use comfort to build a knot, and support Hengyue. If we have achieved great success, we will lead to Jingwu."

Idiom usage

It means that something has come to an end. example brother is the original manager, and he has achieved great success in this matter. Before and after Qingming by Mao Dun