Fight back

Fight back

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ī B ó w ǎ NLI è, which means attack and tear. It describes a fierce fight. From five songs: waterbirds.

Interpretation of Idioms

Attack and tear. It describes a fierce fight.

The origin of Idioms

Lu guimeng's "five songs water birds" in the Tang Dynasty: "there are people who stand up and look directly at the mouth, claw and halberd, fighting to pull apart, and the picture is fishy."

Analysis of Idioms

Usage: used as object and attribute; used in written language example: in ancient times, the characters were mixed, during which, people and animals fought for their lives, but they didn't know how old they were. Yongli's "on xenophobic should not have a sign"