







功成行满 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to the achievement of great merit and the completion of one's spiritual or moral cultivation, often implying a state of perfection or enlightenment in religious or philosophical contexts. It can also be used to describe the successful completion of a significant endeavor through virtuous effort”. Literally, “Merit achieved, conduct perfected”.

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Open the tool →功成行满 (gōng chéng xíng mǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to the achievement of great merit and the completion of one's spiritual or moral cultivation, often implying a state of perfection or enlightenment in religious or philosophical contexts. It can also be used to describe the successful completion of a significant endeavor through virtuous effort”.
功成行满 is pronounced gōng chéng xíng mǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 功成行满 means “Merit achieved, conduct perfected”. It is used to mean “refers to the achievement of great merit and the completion of one's spiritual or moral cultivation, often implying a state of perfection or enlightenment in religious or philosophical contexts. It can also be used to describe the successful completion of a significant endeavor through virtuous effort”.
功:世界各地;行:善行。封建迷信指功德成就,道行圆满。