Not in the extreme

Not in the extreme

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t à ij í é RP à, which means that when the good comes to the extreme, the bad comes. From the original meaning of the book of changes.

Idiom usage

A good thing is a bad thing

Examples

The servant's voice changed under his tent. He was too calm to cry when singing.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: Tai Ji Sheng no, Yue Ji Sheng Bei

Antonym: the best is the best

The origin of Idioms

In the original meaning of the book of changes, it is said that "extreme is not."

Idiom explanation

No, Tai: the two hexagram names in Zhouyi; No: the hexagram is not smooth; Tai: the hexagram is smooth; Ji: the end. When the good comes to the extreme, the bad comes.