Break the family for the country

Break the family for the country

Break the family for the country, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p ò Ji ā w è IGU ó, which means for the sake of the country, do not hesitate to damage their own family. From Li Tong's Ci Wei Yi.

The origin of Idioms

Hou Ba of the Han Dynasty wrote in Li Tong's Ci Wei Yi: "to help the gods, to help the saints, to break the family for the country, to forget the body and to serve the Lord."

Idiom usage

To serve the country wholeheartedly. In the biography of Bian Hu in the book of Jin, it is said that "when we fight against the thief again, father and son live together, it can be said that we can break the family and serve the country, and guard our lives and work hard."