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Open the tool →毫末不札,将寻斧柯 (háo mò bù zhá , jiāng xún fǔ kē) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “If a small problem is not addressed early, it will escalate into a major difficulty that is hard to resolve later; nip a problem in the bud”.
毫末不札,将寻斧柯 is pronounced háo mò bù zhá , jiāng xún fǔ kē in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 毫末不札,将寻斧柯 means “If tiny twigs are not cut, one will later seek an axe”. It is used to mean “If a small problem is not addressed early, it will escalate into a major difficulty that is hard to resolve later; nip a problem in the bud”.
比喻祸害萌生时若不重视,酿成大患,再要消除,就很困难。