be afraid to advance
be afraid to advance
Chinese idioms, Pinyin w è IX ǐ B ù Qi á n, fear to retreat, dare not move forward.
Source: notes of Dongxuan written by Wei Tai of Song Dynasty: in Tang Dynasty, Jie began to play Zhang yaozuo, the admonishment officials were all Shangshu, and played wenyanbo, but Wu Kui was afraid of moving forward. At that time, he said that he was in front of the battle.
be afraid to advance
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4.be not disturbed with a woman in one 's lap
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6.Eye opening and eyebrow relaxing
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7.high carriage and four horses -- symbol of wealth and nobility
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9.venomous serpents and wild beasts
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