build up establishment

build up establishment

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Ji à ng à NGL à y è, which means to make great achievements. From the book of two systems.

Idiom explanation

Build: build; merit: merit; career: career.

The origin of Idioms

Song Sushi's shangliangzhishu: "the sages in ancient times made great contributions and made great achievements, promoted profits and safeguarded troubles. As for the trivial matters, there were considerable achievements."

Analysis of Idioms

Make contributions

Idiom usage

It refers to the establishment of meritorious service and career. examples With this qualification, you can get promoted and become rich. Zhu Ziqing's classic talks on four books Chapter 7, Ming Shi Naian's Shuihu chapter 68, song Gong Ming's night fighting against Lu Junyi in zengtou city and capturing Shi Wengong alive, will surrender to the imperial court, make contributions, and promote the rank, which will make the brothers shine. Yao Maoliang's Jingzhong Ji of Ming Dynasty is the third one: "Marshal's prestige shocks the border, shocks the border, and makes contributions in an instant."