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Collapse, Chinese idiom,

Pinyin: t ǔ B ē NGW ǎ Ji ě,

Explanation: it refers to the splitting of things, like the collapse of earth and the breaking of tiles. It's a complete collapse.

It comes from Guiguzi · Dashan opera and historical records · the first emperor of Qin Dynasty.

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Pinyin

tǔbēngwǎjiě

Citation explanation

It refers to the division of things, like the collapse of earth and the breaking of tiles. It's a complete collapse. Gui Gu Zi's drama of arriving at the mountain: "the monarch and the officials are confused, and the earth collapses and falls apart." In the historical records of the first emperor of Qin Dynasty: "the accumulation and decline of Qin brought about the collapse of the world. (Volume 58 of the annals of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Shu, Lu Xun's biography): Lu Xun urged all the troops to frown on all sides and fall apart, with tens of thousands of dead. The second chapter of the romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong in Ming Dynasty: if you go back and fight against the enemy, you will not wait for the blood blade. Chapter 3 and Chapter 2 of the romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong in Ming Dynasty: yuan family lost for years, soldiers were tired of revolution, and counsellors were killed at home; brothers were slandered, and the country was divided into two parts; in addition, famine was combined, and natural disasters and people were trapped: there was no question of wisdom and foolishness, and everyone knew that the earth was falling apart. This was the time when Heaven destroyed yuan family. Pingbuqing's xiawai Jixie in Qing Dynasty (Volume 7): all the troops were frowned on all sides and collapsed, with tens of thousands of dead.

Idiom usage

Combined; used as predicate, attribute and complement; with derogatory meaning

Analysis of Idioms

The antonym is as firm as a rock, as secure as Mount Tai and as firm as gold

Idiom story

King Zhou of Shang Dynasty was the last monarch of Shang Dynasty. It is said that he was a tyrannical and fatuous monarch. He was greedy for wine and lust, indulgent in immorality, and spent all his time drinking and having fun, ignoring the government. He believed in slander, used treacherous officials, tortured the loyal and the good, killed the innocent, forced the people to build their own palace with huge money. He was inhumane, made all kinds of torture, and enjoyed watching people's pain after being tortured. Under his rule of darkness, the people complained and suffered. Although the territory of the Shang Dynasty was vast, it started from the East China Sea in the East, reached the uninhabited desert in the west, started from Jiaozhi in the south of Wuling in the south, and ended in Youzhou in the north. The army was stationed at leisurely pass until pushui. There were no fewer than tens of thousands of soldiers, but when they started to fight, because they didn't want to die for King Zhou, they threw their weapons aside. The morale of the Shang army was so low that the Shang regime was in danger. Therefore, when King Wu of Zhou came unstoppably in his chariot with a large Tomahawk decorated with gold in his left hand and a white flag decorated with yak tail in his right hand, he was invincible everywhere he went. The defeat of King Zhou's army and the collapse of King Zhou's regime in Shang Dynasty were like the disintegration of tiles and the collapse of mud, which were quick and irreparable.