Pioneer in the future
It's a Chinese idiom, which means doing things first and then last. It comes from the book of rites.
explain
Idiom: a pioneer in the world Pinyin: H ò uh ǎ IXI ā NH é.
allusion
[source]: in the book of rites, the book of learning: "the sacrifice of the three kings to Sichuan was first followed by the sea." [example]: as the time goes by, you will know that the mountain is falling, and it's too late for the light of Bingzhu and the effect of Sangyu. Gu Yanwu's notes on Lu Luoting in Qing Dynasty
usage
Grammar: used as an object or attributive
Pioneer in the future
play the flageolet , begging for food -- ask alms by playing an instrument - chuī chí qǐ shí
this proclamation is hereby issued in all sincerity and earnestness - qiè qiè cǐ bù
court defeat by fighting against overwhelming odds - yǐ luǎn dí shí