draw sword against(bá dāo xiāng xiàng)
draw sword against
In Chinese, Pinyin is B á D à oxi à ngxi à ng, which means to use force. From the story of heroes and heroines.
The origin of Idioms
"Heroes and heroines" Chapter 10: "naturally, we have to raise our eyebrows, crack our canthus and draw our swords."
Idiom usage
But as soon as they saw the aggressor blatantly, they unswervingly adopted the only way that the great Chinese people could and must take on such an occasion. People's daily, 1951.1.11
Analysis of Idioms
Swords and soldiers meet
Chinese PinYin : bá dāo xiāng xiàng
draw sword against
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