Everything has a beginning, and nothing has an end. It means that everything has a beginning, but it rarely reaches an end.

It is often used to warn people to start and end well when doing things.

This sentence tells a truth: people are often very enthusiastic when they start doing things. As time goes by, the enthusiasm begins to cool down, and in the end the things either end in silence or end hastily. If people cannot maintain their original intention (high enthusiasm), they will often not end well in the end.

Source: "The Book of Songs·Daya·Dang": "A man is born to be a good man, and his destiny is very uncertain. There is no beginning in the extravagance, and there is an end in the extravagance."

There is no beginning in the extravagance. Sentences for "Xianke has an end":

1. There is no beginning for Xianke, but there is an end for "Xianke". Yin Jian is not far away, in the time of Queen Xia.

2. Nothing has a beginning, nothing has an end. We must start well and end well.

3. "There is no beginning for failure, and there is an end for failure." The ancients often used this sentence to warn people to persevere in doing things.

4. "There is no beginning, and there is an end." "A embankment of a thousand feet will be destroyed by the burrows of ants; a room of a hundred feet will be burned by the smoke of the gaps." This is what they say. .

5. "There is no beginning, and there is an end." ” is a preliminary act.