百年大计

発音: bǎi nián dà jì 字面の意味: Hundred-year great plan

起源と用法

This idiom describes a great (大) plan (计) spanning a hundred (百) years (年). It emphasizes long-term thinking and planning that extends beyond immediate concerns to future generations. The phrase appeared in texts discussing governance and national development. It reflects the Chinese cultural value of considering consequences across extended timeframes. Modern usage commonly describes education, infrastructure, and other investments whose benefits unfold over generations.

使用する場面

状況: Education is a long-term investment in the nation's future.

私たちのiOSアプリで毎日新しい中国の故事成語を発見しましょう。