Go to Hogo
Go to Hogo
The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t ó um è IH è g ē, which means to shake up your sleeves and take up arms. To serve one's country. It comes from the book of the Liang Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
According to the book of the Liang Dynasty, Emperor Yuan Ji: "the shogunate has the upper class, but it only divides Shaanxi, joins the horge, and is determined to die."
Idiom usage
In the past, the imperial family was in danger, and people wanted to win. When the prime minister was rescuing, he got the prosperity of guozuo, and the group was born of SuiXing. Biography of Yu Jin in ZhouShu
Analysis of Idioms
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Go to Hogo
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1.Do not trample on cattle and sheep
Do not trample on cattle and sheep - niú yáng wù jiàn
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4.place open to attack from all directions
place open to attack from all directions - sì zhàn zhī dì
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5.one 's behavior and conversation
one 's behavior and conversation - jǔ zhǐ yán tán
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8.do things offensive to God and reason
do things offensive to God and reason - shāng tiān hài lǐ
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