一落千丈 (yī luò qiān zhàng) | Meaning: lit. to drop a thousand zhang in one fall (idiom) | Chinese Idiom with Pinyin & Origin

(of a writer's style) forceful and flowing · (of a river) rush down a thousand li · flow down vigorously一泻千里yī xiè qiān lǐ

to steadily deteriorate每况愈下měi kuàng yù xià

rivers pour away by the day (idiom); going from bad to worse · deteriorating day by day江河日下jiāng hé rì xià

to fall · to drop · to decline · to deteriorate · to go downhill衰落shuāi luò

impoverished · destitute · hard · depressed (of business) · tattered · ragged凋敝diāo bì

be inescapably caught in · cannot get oneself away from · be inextricably bogged down in不能自拔bù néng zì bá

lit. to drop a thousand zhang in one fall (idiom) · fig. (of business, popularity etc) to suffer a sudden, devastating decline · to take a dive