Advance and retreat

Advance and retreat

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ì NTU ì sh ī J ù, which means that both advance and retreat have lost their basis. It's about nowhere. It's also a dilemma. It is the same as "no basis for advance and retreat". From Li Jieren's big wave.

The origin of Idioms

Chapter 7 of the third part of Li Jieren's big wave: "in case Zhao Jihe colludes with him and makes him take advantage of my shortcomings and go through my gaps, then I will have enemies on all sides and fall into a dilemma."

Idiom usage

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