We strive to offer you free Chinese learning resources. This series focuses on idioms and proverbs, which are rich in meaning and can be used in various situations. Today’s idiom is 「盈則必虧」, and its meaning and usage are explained below.
Let us introduce the Chinese idiom 「盈則必虧」, with its explanation and usage provided below.
Ying: round. Deficiency: lack. When the moon is full, it is also when the moon is waning. Describes that everything will turn into the opposite when it reaches its extreme.
The Mandarin pronunciation of this idiom is :
yíng zé bì kuī
while its Cantonese pinyin is :
ying4 jak1 bit1 kwai1
With so many Chinese idioms, each holding diverse meanings and uses, there is much to explore. These materials are designed to support your Chinese language studies.
