This entry explains the Chinese idiom “A thousand‑mile dike collapses from ant holes” from Han Feizi. It covers its literal‑figurative meanings, origin, core warning, real‑world uses and matching English proverbs.
This entry explains idiom Xin jin huo chuan from Zhuangzi ‑ Yangshengzhu. It figuratively means physical beings may perish, yet wisdom, culture and spirit get handed down continuously across generations.