A retreat

A retreat

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Hu ī g ē Tu ì R ì, which means to wave weapons, catch up with the sun, and describe to pull back the crisis. From Zhu De's a gift to a friend.

Idiom usage

It means that a person has great talent

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: back to the sun, back to the sun, back to the sun

The origin of Idioms

Zhu De's poem "a gift to a friend" said: "confident that you can retreat from Japan with a wave of arms, the mountains and rivers are still red."

Idiom explanation

Wave your weapons and get back to the sun. It's about trying to pull through a crisis. It is the same as "against the sun".