certain of success

certain of success

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is k ě C ā Ozu ǒ Qu à n, which means that ancient contracts were divided into left and right couplets, with each party holding one of them. Zuo Quan, or Zuo Lian, is often used as a proof of claim. This is a metaphor for being sure of success. It comes from Tian Jingzhong's family in historical records.

The origin of Idioms

According to Tian Jingzhong's family in historical records, "the Duke often holds the left certificate to blame Qin and Han."

Discrimination of words

Near synonym: victory is in sight, near the left, and sure to win

Idiom usage

To be a farmer is the most desirable thing in life. To be satisfied is like holding a ticket. Song · Lu You's "Jiannan poetry · bird words"