gallant

gallant

Hengge Yuema, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h é NGG ē Yu è m ǎ, which means holding a spear and riding a horse. It describes the gallant posture of the officers and men who are ready to fight. It's from "fighting tiger with filial piety in Yanmen pass".

Analysis of Idioms

Hengge panma

Idiom usage

Although there is heroic blood in my life, I can't help splashing the water of Jingjiang River. Song sun you by Cheng De in Qing Dynasty

The origin of Idioms

In Yuan Dynasty, Chen Yiren's Yanmen pass, cunxiao beats a tiger: "when I see a man wearing a robe and armor bravely, I am angry and angry, and jump across the horse."