Success at once is an idiom in China, pronounced as m: dà o ché ng g not ng, which means to describe that things are going smoothly and success is achieved at the beginning. From the court as "King Zhao of Chu".

Step 2 win the flag

Winning the flag is an idiom in China. Pinyin: qíkāI d eshèng, which means that the battle will be won as soon as the flag is unfurled. This is a metaphor for a successful beginning. Often used with "success at one stroke".

Step 3 return home with a full load

Returning home with a full load, pronounced M m 黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅黅4064 In addition, there are Hubei cuisine's "Return with Full Load" and Man Wenjun's song "Return with Full Load".

Step 4 take the lead

Take the lead, pronounced dú zhàn áo tóu, is an idiom, which means take the lead: the relief of the giant fish on the steps in front of the palace, where the champion stands to greet the imperial examination awards, and the emperor summons the champion, runner-up and others of the new examination in front of the palace. Wang Ding knelt in front of him, which happened to be the relief head of the giant ao. Originally refers to the examination champion in the imperial examination era. Now generally refers to the first place or the first place.

5. Be successful.

Success is an idiom, pronounced as G not gōng chéng míng jiù, which means to build your own achievements and gain your own reputation. Self-cultivation from Mozi.