To make a difference

To make a difference

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is zh é D ǐ NGF ù s ù, which means that if you are not competent, you will be defeated. It comes from the biography of Zhang hongce in southern history.

Idiom usage

It is also used as an object and attributive. It is used as an example in written language. Today, it is also used to restrain the meaning of the old book, to draw back the old book, to avoid the danger of being defeated and to avoid the ridicule of the hen sichen.

Analysis of Idioms

A synonym: a broken foot

The origin of Idioms

In the biography of Zhang hongce in the southern history of China, it is said that "he is timid but not able to make a decision; he is noisy but weak but not able to make a decision; he has to overcome the difficulties and be able to wait."

Idiom explanation

It's food in the tripod. If Bi Yu is not competent, he will be defeated.