Resourcefulness

Resourcefulness

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ò ngzh ì P ù m ó u, which means to use intelligence and design strategies. It is also used as "planning".

Idiom explanation

Use intelligence and design strategies. It is also used as "planning".

The origin of Idioms

Yuan · Zheng Tingyu's the second fold of houtinghua: "this chamber, my Lord is suffering, that chamber is crying, my brother is also pitiful. When you see the same yamen, you don't have to plan."

In the Ming Dynasty, Huang Yuanji's "meteor horse" has two fold discount: "when I am in the army, I do my best to plan according to the wind music, and when I am in a stalemate, I do my best to camp according to Sun Wu."

Idiom usage

To act as a predicate or attributive