advance through the rapids

advance through the rapids

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j í Li ú y ò NGJ ì n, which means to have the courage to advance in the torrent. It is used to describe being aggressive and not flinching in a dangerous situation. It's from the record of Shao's stories by Shao Bowen of Song Dynasty.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym ride the wind and waves antonym retreat bravely in the current, retreat in the face of difficulties

The origin of Idioms

Shao Bowen's Shao Shi Jian Wen Lu of the Song Dynasty: "paint ashes with Huo Ti, and write the word" can't do it ". Xu said:" it's also a good idea to retreat in a hurry. "

Idiom usage

"Standing in front of this picture, people feel a kind of shaking power of rushing forward bravely, a kind of heroic spirit that can conquer any difficulties and dangers.