







百不为多,一不为少 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Even a small quantity of something excellent is highly valuable, and a large quantity is never too much; indicating the preciousness and rarity of good people or good things”. Literally, “A hundred is not too much, one is not too little”.

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Open the tool →百不为多,一不为少 (bǎi bù wèi duō , yī bù wèi shǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Even a small quantity of something excellent is highly valuable, and a large quantity is never too much; indicating the preciousness and rarity of good people or good things”.
百不为多,一不为少 is pronounced bǎi bù wèi duō , yī bù wèi shǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 百不为多,一不为少 means “a hundred is not too much, one is not too little”. It is used to mean “Even a small quantity of something excellent is highly valuable, and a large quantity is never too much; indicating the preciousness and rarity of good people or good things”.
指难得的好人或好东西。