deliberate act as a warning to the opponent

deliberate act as a warning to the opponent

Knock on the mountain and shake the tiger, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Qi ā OSH ā nzh è NH ǔ, which means deliberately warning and shaking people.. From Liu Liu's fire steel.

Idiom explanation

It refers to deliberately warning and shaking people. It's the same as "striking mountains and shaking tigers".

Idiom usage

To warn the other party

The origin of Idioms

Liu Liu's "fiery steel" Chapter 12: "I'm not afraid of you knocking on the mountain and shaking the tiger. After you've shot, you can rest assured and move forward boldly, and I'll hold you up!"

Analysis of Idioms

Kill the chicken and the monkey