What are the four-character idioms?

You're finished, you're finished, you're successful, and you're almost there.

First of all, you have finished.

Vernacular explanation: it refers to announcing the completion of a huge project or an important task.

Dynasty: Zhou

Author: Pre-Qin philosophers

Source: Shangshu Gong Yu: Yuxi Xuangui, Success.

Shun Di gave Dayu a round ruler in recognition of his contribution to water control.

Second, you have finished.

Vernacular explanation: it refers to announcing the completion of a major project or task. "You're finished."

Dynasty: Eastern Han Dynasty

Author: Ban Gu

Source: "The Biography of Wang Han": "Hundreds of thousands of people gathered together and tied for 20 years, achieving success."

Gathering 100,000 people and working for two years on average, the big project was declared complete.

Third, success.

Interpretation of vernacular: made achievements and gained fame.

Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period

Author: Mozi

Source: "Mozi's Self-cultivation": "Success, the name can't be fake."

Success. Fame and honor can't be faked.

Fourth, immediate success.

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: the description work has been successful.

Dynasty: Yuan

Author: anonymous

Source: "Little Wei Chi" second fold: "That old Wei Chi arrived here and immediately succeeded.

Fifth, act overnight.

Vernacular explanation: it is a metaphor for success at one stroke.

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Su Xun

Source: Ueda Shumishu: "Scholars in the world, don't create a saint's domain overnight."

All the scholars in the world don't want to reach the realm of saints in one step.