do one 's very best to achieve perfection

do one 's very best to achieve perfection

It's a Chinese word, Pinyin is k è y ì Qi ú g ō ng, which means to make articles or handicrafts more exquisite.

Idiom explanation

Idiom: eager for work Pinyin: K è y ì Qi ú g ō ng interpreter: exquisite and intact. Spare no effort to make articles or crafts more exquisite.

source

Kuang Zhouyi's Huifeng Cihua (Volume 2) of the Qing Dynasty: "these words are shallow and deep, and the beauty lies in the expression of the words and sentences. Therefore, they feel that it is unnecessary to work hard."

usage

He is meticulous in his writing

antonym

muddle with one 's duty