East and West

East and West

It's a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is d à NGD à NGX à ch í, which means to send troops to pacify rebellions everywhere. It comes from Yuan Wumingshi's earning Kuai Tong.

Idiom usage

When the king of Han took the fire of Xianyang, killed the righteous emperor and gave birth to his son and baby, he entered the pass secretly.

Analysis of Idioms

A synonym: fighting in the South and fighting in the North

The origin of Idioms

In Yuan Dynasty, the first discount of Wu Mingshi's "earn Kuai Tong" is: "assist the emperor Gao to go south to fight in the north, and follow the generals to wipe out the East and the West."

Idiom explanation

He pointed out that the soldiers had calmed down the rebellion everywhere.