pull up enemy flags and behead enemy generals on the battle field

pull up enemy flags and behead enemy generals on the battle field

He is brave and good at fighting.

pull up enemy flags and behead enemy generals on the battle field

[Pinyin] (Qi ā NQ í zh ǎ NJI à ng)

Note: Select.

Pull up the enemy's flag and kill the enemy's general.

[source] Wuzi · Liao enemy: "however, in an army, there must be a man of tiger's heart, who is weak enough to resist the Ding, weak enough to fight the army, and strong enough to cut the general."

[example] even if ~, it's not suitable for the Lord to be a general. (chapter 53 of the romance of the Three Kingdoms)

[usage] used as predicate and object, refers to brave and good at fighting