yield twice the result with half the effort

yield twice the result with half the effort

With half the effort, one can achieve great success. Pronunciation: SH ì B à ng ō NGB ǎ I, a Chinese idiom; interpretation: doing things properly, so the effort is small and the effect is great. The same as "get twice the result with half the effort".

Idioms and allusions

Source: Wei Yuan of Qing Dynasty, the record of shipping by Daoguang bingxu: "taking advantage of one's convenience, half the effort, but not the Yuan Dynasty."

Discrimination of words

The same as "get twice the result with half the effort". usage: used as predicate, object and attribute; refers to doing things properly