become bankrupt

become bankrupt

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p ò Ji ā Ji é ch ǎ n, which means that all the property has been destroyed. It's from the Yanyu of Shilin.

The origin of Idioms

Ye mengde, Song Dynasty, Volume 3 of the Yanyu in the stone forest: "the Emperor Ming of the later Tang Dynasty tasted the acceptance of the granary view He said, "if you take it like this, you will not have to sell it later." Because of the complaint, the official said, "it is true that those who have come to Tibet have broken their families and devoted all their property to repay their debts."

Analysis of Idioms

Break one's family, lose one's property, lose one's property

Idiom usage

Bankruptcy refers to bankruptcy.