a target for all

a target for all

It's a Chinese idiom, pronounced zh ø ngsh ǐ zh ī D ì. It originally means the target of arrows, and it refers to the target of attack. From Lu Xun's letters to Xu shoushang.

The origin of Idioms

In order to promote the style of quotation, Yutang has made a few achievements here. (letters from Lu Xun to Xu shoushang)

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: a street mouse, the finger of a thousand people [antonym]: well known

Idiom usage

In the book Bao Bei Yuan Zheng written by Tan Sitong in Qing Dynasty, "Hefei must be the target of the original disaster."