Fierce and fierce

Fierce and fierce

The idiom "ferocious and cruel" means: to describe ferocious and surly. The idiom comes from "the history of Jin" in the Yuan Dynasty, volume 111: "the tower is cruel and ferocious. It's good for making villains, but it doesn't listen to the control of the imperial court."

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Fierce and fierce

Pinyin

zhìhěnlánglì

Foreign language translation

Crimeofferociousingfirmwolf

The origin of Idioms

Volume 111 of the history of the Jin Dynasty in Yuan Dynasty: "the pagoda is cruel and ferocious. It is easy to form villains and does not listen to the control of the imperial court."

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