Great achievements are an idiom in China.

Idiom pinyin: fēng gōng mào liè.

Interpretation of idioms: abundance: abundance; Mao: Shanda. Great and prosperous achievements.

Idiom synonym: great achievements.

Usage of idioms: as object and attribute; Used for merit, etc.

Idiom emotion: meritorious service is a neutral word.

Traditional idiom: great achievements, great achievements.

Idiom origin: Hu Jin Zuo Orange's Magnolia Slow: "It is famous for its great achievements in charity, and whoever gets it will be abolished."

Word decomposition:

1, said it was great. Mandarin Zhou Yu: "Death is brave with righteousness, obedience with righteousness as a gift, and leniency with livestock as benevolence."

2, refers to outstanding achievements. Tang and others offered sacrifices to the Asahi Movement, sent literary dances to welcome martial arts dances, and used Shu He to say, "Birthday, virtue and peace, and set off a gathering of merits to show it." Wang Yuan Cloud entered the "record" table: "The war situation has done a lot, and today people are shocked and today people are glorious." The Qing Dynasty celebrated "Three Ancestors" in full bloom: "The achievements of the two factions are beyond the praise of books."