march forward courageously
A Chinese idiom, Yu è m ǎ y á ngbi ā n, is used to describe the appearance of a horse galloping away. It's also a metaphor for the heat to build toward heaven and earth. From Li Chun Tang.
Idiom usage
He took care of his life to relieve the famine, and jumped to this side. Gao Zecheng's story of Pipa: granary relief in Ming Dynasty
The origin of Idioms
The first fold of Li Chun Tang written by Wang Shifu in Yuan Dynasty: "one by one, jump the horse and raise the whip, insert the arrow and bend the bow."
march forward courageously
painted beams and carved pillars - huà liáng diāo dòng
Clear the way before and clear the way after - tōng qián chè hòu
Draw on the short and push forward the long - yǐn duǎn tuī cháng