Soldiers can't help but generals

Soldiers can't help but generals

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ī NGB ù y ó Uji à ng, which means that the subordinates do not obey the superior's assignment. From the 22nd chapter of Xu Wei's biography of heroes.

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attributive; used in a superior subordinate relationship. example there is a lot of confusion in this unit.

Idiom explanation

It means that the subordinate does not obey the command of the superior.

The origin of Idioms

The 22nd chapter of Xu Wei's biography of continued heroes in Ming Dynasty: "the king of Yan was in a hurry to fight. Because he waved his sword again, he looked up to heaven and cried out:" ghosts and gods help me! " The sound is not stopped, and suddenly the northeast wind is strong, which makes the sky covered with dust and gravel Yanbing knew that it was the help of heaven, and he took advantage of the wind. The war in the south is in a state of confusion. I only feel that the wind is full of soldiers, and I don't dare to fight. So the soldiers will not be able to help themselves, they will not care about the soldiers, and each will run to the end. "