Invincible, invincible

Invincible, invincible

G ō NGW ú B ù K è, zh à NW ú B ù sh è ng is a Chinese dictionary, which means to attack a city. It doesn't mean that it can't be defeated. It comes from Qin CE Yi, Warring States strategy.

Phonetic notation

G à NGW ú B à K è, zh à NW ú B à sh è ng

Interpretation of words

Attack: attack; Conquer: conquer. There is no one who can't attack a city, and there is no one who can't win a war. [explanation] it describes the army as powerful and victorious. You can succeed in anything.

Source of words

[source] in the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Xiang's "Warring States strategy - Qin CE I", it is said that "we know that Qin's war is not invincible, that we have not failed to attack, that we have not failed to break."

Examples of words

[example] describe this unit as a heavenly General of. (from red sun by Wu Qiang)