painstakingly run a business
painstakingly run a business
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is k è y ì J ī ngy í ng, which means planning with heart. It comes from Wang he's "today's world: rules and regulations".
Idiom usage
To plan by heart
Analysis of Idioms
Working hard
The origin of Idioms
In the Qing Dynasty, Wang ho wrote in his book "today's world, rules and precepts": "this matter must be thought about and managed with great determination. How can it be spread to the world when it is decadent?"
Idiom explanation
Deliberate: try our best; management: plan management. Planning with heart.
painstakingly run a business
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