It's a thousand miles to lose

It's a thousand miles to lose

It's a Chinese idiom to miss a thousand li. Pinyin is sh ī zh ī Qi ā NL ǐ, CH à Ru ò h á ol í. (source) see Sima Qian's preface to Taishigong, Volume 130 of historical records of the Han Dynasty: "in the spring and Autumn Annals, thirty-six kings were killed; fifty-two nations were subjugated; and there are countless princes who could not protect their country. After checking the reasons, they all lost their origin. Therefore, the book of changes says:" a gentleman should be careful when he starts, and he should be proud when he fails to do so. ", The difference is thousands of miles. Therefore, a gentleman should be cautious in starting. "Millimetre and millimetre are very small numbers in the unit of measurement. Ten filaments are one millimetre and ten millimetres are one percent." the book of rites · Jing Jie: "the book of changes says:" a gentleman should be cautious in starting, and the difference is as small as millimetre, and the distance is thousands of miles. " "Wei Shu · Yue Zhi" said: "but the Qi is weak, the millet is big and small, the difference is tiny, the loss is thousands of miles." In astronomy annals of the Sui Dynasty: "if you lose a thousand li, the difference is as small as a milliliter, and the elephant is a good one, how can you verify it?" As an object or a clause, it is used to emphasize that there should not be a single mistake