howard the duck
Shenbing Tianjiang, a Chinese idiom, is sh é Nb ī ngTi ā NJI ā ng in pinyin, which means to refer to a brave and quick army. It's from fighting against the Red Army.
The origin of Idioms
Wei Shancheng said in his book "fight against the county to welcome the Red Army": "there is a Red Army army that moves 150 Li a day like a divine general."
Idiom usage
Used as an object or attribute; used in military affairs, etc. We knew you would come back when you walked eastward, but we didn't expect you to come back so soon. It's Chairman Mao's magic weapon! Xiao Jianfei's fighting in Linjiang
howard the duck
the breaking of rock frightens the heaven - shí pò tiān jīng
Don't do to others what you don't want - jǐ suǒ bù yù,wù shī yú rén
take advantage of one 's or sb . else 's power to bully people - zhàng shì qī rén