Gu malibing
Gu Ma Li Bing, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ǔ m ǎ L ì B ī ng, which means to be ready to fight. From to Zhang Wenqian.
Analysis of Idioms
To be ready to fight, to be ready to fight
The origin of Idioms
Chen Shidao of the Song Dynasty wrote a poem to Zhang Wenqian: "when autumn comes, I will wait for the prime minister to be a prime minister. I am a good soldier."
Idiom usage
To be ready for battle. The whole team is ready to compete with the neighboring school.
Gu malibing
expansive sky ; let loose the imagination ; have a rambling chat - tiān kōng hǎi kuò
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overlook sb . 's shortcomings and make much of his merits - shě duǎn qǔ cháng