Breaking the dragon and stabbing the tiger
Breaking the dragon and stabbing the tiger
Duanjiao Cihu is a Chinese idiom, its pronunciation is Du à NJI à OC à h à, which usually refers to excellent martial arts and chivalrous behavior.
source
According to Liu Yiqing's "a new account of the world: self renewal" in the Southern Dynasty, Song Dynasty, it is said that in the Zhou Dynasty of Jin Dynasty, he once shot a dragon to kill a tiger to get rid of harm for the people.
usage
As an object or attribute; used in figurative sentences.
Example: duanjiao is good at stabbing tiger, and the green pupil is like water, which means autumn. Shi Yan's poem "Lin Wu's visit" in Yuan Dynasty.
Breaking the dragon and stabbing the tiger
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