cut off all means of retreat

cut off all means of retreat

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p ò f ǔ f é nzh ō u, which means to be determined to go all out. It's from nine places of Sun Tzu.

The origin of Idioms

The Yuben "nine places of Sun Tzu" says: "Shuai and he go deep into the land of the princes, and make his chances, burning the boat and breaking the cauldron, like driving the sheep."

Analysis of Idioms

Break the cauldron and sink the boat

Idiom usage

He is determined to do things. examples inspire heroes, burn a boat, and succeed in defeat. Let's look at his vigorous years. Li Yu in Qing Dynasty