To ask for help from east to West

To ask for help from east to West

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ō NGT ǎ ox ī zh ē ng, which means to send troops to fight on all sides. It is the same as "going to the East and the west". It comes from the stele of Cao Jun, the commander of Tang Zhaowu school.

The origin of Idioms

Yang Jiong of the Tang Dynasty wrote in the tablet to Cao Jun, the commander of the Tang Zhaowu School: "when you were young, you learned to use swords. When you were young, you discussed soldiers. You made a promise to the country by your own example, and sought for the East and the West."

Analysis of Idioms

A near synonym: crusading in the East and in the West

Idiom usage

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