be completely destroyed

be completely destroyed

There is no return. The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ǒ UL á IW ú Hu í, which means that as long as it comes, it can't go back. From Zhou Libo's storm.

Idiom usage

If we dare to invade our great socialist motherland, we will call it "never come back". Liberation Army Daily, September 30, 1970

Analysis of Idioms

Antonym: come and go

The origin of Idioms

Zhou Libo's "Stormy rain" part 1 13: "if you have this game, say slowly that he's" bringing disaster to the army. "When his foreign father devil comes, he'll never come back."

Idiom explanation

As long as it comes, it can't go back. To be wiped out completely.