The prescription

The prescription

The Chinese idiom, J ì ch ù f ā ngku ì in pinyin, means that the plan is insufficient and the plan is exhausted. It comes from the book of talking with Zeng Shilang about military affairs.

The origin of Idioms

Wang Kaiyun's book "talking with Zeng Shilang about military affairs" says: "if we don't get the essentials of suppressing thieves, we must change them. If we don't decide horizontally, we can stand and wait for them to wither."

Idiom usage

To act as a predicate or attributive