a mighty force

a mighty force

It is a Chinese idiom, and its pinyin is Qi ā Nb ī NGW à nm ǎ, which is from the biography of Chen Qing in southern history.

The origin of Idioms

"The legend of Chen Qingzhi in Southern History:" first, it was said in Luoyang that "the great general of a famous teacher should not be imprisoned, and thousands of troops and horses should avoid the white robe." The fourth volume of the Pearl boat by Chen Jiru of Ming Dynasty: "Li Hanyan's articles should be like thousands of troops without any voice."

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: a thousand troops and a thousand horses

Idiom usage

He is not afraid to be brave and strong, but the magic of satuta, though it has ~, can't stand it. The 33rd chapter of Chen Chen's Water Margin