Dry up the source

Dry up the source

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is k ū B ě NJI é Yu á n, which means to damage the foundation of things. From people's daily.

Idiom explanation

Wither: make wither; this: fundamental; exhaust: exhausted; source: source. Damage the foundation of things.

The origin of Idioms

"People's Daily" 1959.10.12: "we must protect the vitality of wild plants, so that they can continue to reproduce, and do not waste their resources."

Idiom usage

To damage the foundation of something

Analysis of Idioms

Cut and kill