not to have a single penny left on
Penniless, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh ē NW ú f ē NW é n, which means very poor. From "wind and rain Tongjiang".
Analysis of Idioms
Poor, penniless, penniless
The origin of Idioms
Chapter one of Sima Vinson's the wind and rain Tongjiang: "he is penniless now and lives on the loan of that kind-hearted female shopkeeper. Luyao's ordinary world, Vol.4, Chapter 32: "as usual, after he came out of the bus station in Huangyuan Dongguan, he was almost penniless again."
Idiom usage
I am penniless, wandering alone in the street, longing for a little pity from God When he went north to seek a job, he was robbed by pickpockets. He had no money and no way to ask for help.
not to have a single penny left on
each pursues his onward journey - gè bèn qián chéng
throw the door open for the robbers - kāi mén yán dào