Idioms describing inheritance

[Rope] Rope: Continue; Wu: Footprints. Follow in the footsteps of our ancestors. Metaphor is to inherit the ancestral business.

[Rope Jue Zuwu] Rope: Continued; Wu: Footprints. Follow in the footsteps of our ancestors. Metaphor is to inherit the ancestral business.

【 Keshao Qiu Ji 】 metaphor can inherit his father's career.

【 Kechuan Gongye 】 You Ke Shao Qiu Ji. Metaphor can inherit the father's career.

Metaphor can inherit the father's career 】 【. Same as "Ke Shao Qiu Ji".

[Father analyzes son lotus] Father splits firewood, and son bears firewood. Metaphor children inherit the unfinished business of their parents.

Metaphor children can inherit their father's career.

[Kengou Kentang] Hall: the foundation of the hall; Structure: Building a house. My son can't even make the foundation of the house, let alone build it. Later, it was used in the opposite direction, meaning that a son can inherit his father's career.

[Ken Duncan James Gou] Tang: the foundation of the church; Structure: Building a house. My son can't even make the foundation of the house, let alone build it. Later, it was used in the opposite direction, meaning that a son can inherit his father's career.

Metaphor for autumn dustpan 】 【 children can inherit the father's career.