with tremendous strength

with tremendous strength

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B á sh ā ng à ISH ì, which means that Li Neng can pull up the mountain, describe the power of great bravery, incomparable today. It comes from Xiang Yu's biography in historical records.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] carrying the boat on the mountain

The origin of Idioms

In historical records, Xiang Yu's biography: "therefore, King Xiang sang a sad and generous song, and said in his poem," when you pull up the mountain, you will have the highest spirit, but when you are not good, you will never die. "

Idiom usage

It can be used as predicate, attributive and complement. It can be used to describe bravery. "At that time, Xiang Ji, with the talent of dominating the dumb, had the spirit of surpassing the world. He broke what he was supposed to do, and he was subdued when he was attacked." Chen Tianhua of the Qing Dynasty wrote in his treatise on the history of Chinese Revolution: "we can't figure out this. We should not give it to dogs and sheep, but to our compatriots." Guo Moruo's "rapacious hoof, King Chu's suicide" says: "it was because of the speed of success that King Xiang had an illusion of his own. He thought it was his own strength that wiped out the Qin people." He is a ghost of Ruo Ao. Zhang Dai, Ming Dynasty