single-handed

single-handed

Single horse is a Chinese idiom, pronounced D ā nqi ā NGP ǐ m ǎ, which refers to being alone or acting alone. From Wujiang.

Analysis of Idioms

A large number of people, a large number of troops

The origin of Idioms

Wu Jiang, a poem written by Wang Zun of Chu Dynasty in the Five Dynasties, said: "the soldiers scattered their bows, but the tiger's power was defeated, and they broke through the encirclement by themselves."

Idiom usage

Combined; used as subject, attribute, adverbial; refers to independent operations

Examples

Widow Feng scolded the women as Xiong Bao. While people were having a rest in the street, she went to the west of the village on purpose. Chapter 13 of welcome flowers by Feng Deying

Idiom story

After the fall of the Qin Dynasty, Xiang Yu's Chu army was the most powerful, but in the struggle with the Han Army, it gradually went downhill. In 202 BC, Xiang Yu was surrounded by the Han Army in Cuan. Xiang Yu has few people and no food. At night, the song of Chu came from the Han camp. Xiang Yu sang sadly: "the strength is overwhelming, but the time is not good. Wu Zhui's horse won't run. The horse won't run. What should we do? Yuji, Yuji, what shall we do? " When Xiang Yu broke out in the middle of the night and fled to the east city, there were only 28 soldiers left, but there were thousands of pursuers. Xiang Yu said, "I've been in the army for eight years, and I've fought more than 70 battles, but I've never lost. Today, it's God's death When he fled to Wujiang River, the pavilion leader of Wujiang River had a boat to ferry one person and one horse, but Xiang Yu said, "at the beginning, eight thousand children crossed the river with me. Today, I'm the only one to go back. Finally, Xiang Yu cut his neck by the Wujiang River. Wang Zun, a poet of the Five Dynasties, wrote: "after the defeat, the bow break and the loss of prestige, Xiang Yu came out of the encirclement by himself. Jiangdong can already see it, but he can't go back. Although the hero is no longer there, his shame is still there."