remove barriers

remove barriers

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p ī J ī ngzh ǎ NJ í, meaning to remove difficulties and obstacles in progress. From the window of the train to the West.

The origin of Idioms

He Jingzhi's "the window of the train to the west": "have you ever seen that under the light, it's like raising the head of Nanniwan to cut through the thorns?"

Idiom usage

It describes the hardship of starting a business and opening up a new road for socialism.

Analysis of Idioms

Cut through the thorns, cut through the thorns and cover the thorns