Words without words are not far from deeds

Words without words are not far from deeds

It is a Chinese idiom that words are not written far away. The Pinyin is y á n é RW ú w é n, X í ngzh ī B ù Yu ǎ n, which means that articles can't spread far without literary grace. It is the same as "words are not written, deeds are not far away".

Idiom explanation

Words without writing are not far away. Articles without literary grace cannot spread far away. It is the same as "words are not written, deeds are not far away".

Idioms and allusions

According to Geng Xin's Yan she Ge CI Jiao Diao Qu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, "if you speak without writing, you will not go far; if you do not stand up for righteousness, you will not succeed if you are diligent."

usage

It's used as an object or a clause; it's used to admonish people