A famous saying describing a good start

qí kāi dé shèng

I went into battle as soon as the flag was hoisted, and I won. The metaphor is to get good grades from the beginning.

Wu Yingming's "Shooting Willow and Blowing Pills" is the fourth fold: "Worship Master Hongfu, the flag won Ma Chenggong."

Structural connection.

Usage is as a compliment. Often used with "success at one stroke". Generally used as a predicate.

Pronunciation; You can't pronounce "dě".

Identification mark; Can't write "odd".

Synonyms are immediately successful and victorious.

The antonym collapses in a thousand miles.

Discrimination ~ is different from "success at once": ~ focuses on describing victory; Mostly used in competitions and other occasions; Success at once focuses on describing success; Used in all kinds of work.

For example, on the northwest front; I am the nationalist army ~; The first battle was a great victory.