surprise attack

surprise attack

Sudden attack, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t ū R á nx í J ī, which originally refers to military surprise attack, but now it refers to sudden action on others, which makes people feel unexpected and difficult to deal with. It's from Hu Xue's amazing similar scene.

The origin of Idioms

Hu Xue's "astonishingly similar scene": "the tactics used are almost the same, surprise attack."

Analysis of Idioms

Attack it unprepared.

Idiom usage

A military surprise attack. We can't deal with comrades.