剥极将复 — “Decline to the extreme, then revival”
剥极将复 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “When adversity or decline reaches its extreme, things will inevitably turn for the better; the darkest hour is just before the dawn”. Literally, “Decline to the extreme, then revival”.
剥极将复 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- bō剥fù复zhī之jī机juncture of decline and recovery
- bō剥chuáng床yǐ以fū肤suffer severe damage or profound pain
- bō剥chuáng床jí及fū肤suffer profound harm or deep pain
- bō剥jí极zé则fù复Extreme decline brings revival
- bō剥pí皮chōu抽jīn筋inflict extreme torture or ruthless exploitation
- bō剥fū肤zhī之tòng痛deeply felt agonizing pain
- bō剥fū肤jí及suǐ髓exploit someone thoroughly
- bō剥fū肤chuí椎suǐ髓brutally exploit and oppress
- bō剥fū肤chuí锤suǐ髓exploit and oppress with extreme cruelty
- bō剥fū肤zhuī锥suǐ髓cruelly exploit and oppress
- bō剥jiǎn茧chōu抽sī丝meticulously analyze step by step
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What does 剥极将复 mean?
剥极将复 (bō jí jiāng fù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “When adversity or decline reaches its extreme, things will inevitably turn for the better; the darkest hour is just before the dawn”.
How do you pronounce 剥极将复?
剥极将复 is pronounced bō jí jiāng fù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 剥极将复 literally mean?
Literally, 剥极将复 means “Decline to the extreme, then revival”. It is used to mean “When adversity or decline reaches its extreme, things will inevitably turn for the better; the darkest hour is just before the dawn”.
What is the Chinese definition of 剥极将复?
剥卦阴盛阳衰，复卦阴极而阳复。比喻物极必反，否极泰来。