The next sentence of "go all out" can help you achieve success, be worthy of your heart, be sure to achieve something, have a promising future, return with full load, and work hard.
Go all out is a Chinese idiom, which is spelled qu á n l ì y ǐ f ù, meaning to put all your energy into it. From the Twenty second Historical Reading Notes by Zhao Yi of the Qing Dynasty: "Therefore, anyone who can get a name must go all out to avoid difficulties and become a custom."
Usage: more formal; As predicate, attribute, adverbial; Commendatory; It means doing your best.
Example:
1. They lack the spirit of going all out with a positive, active, happy welcome.
2. Xiao Ming is willing to go all out to win the championship and win honor for his class.
3. All the people in the Liberated Areas... go all out to deal with the enemy.
