Draw a sword to discuss merits
It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is B á Ji à NL à ng à ng, which means that the argument is so fierce that it almost uses force. It comes from the biography of Liu Jing and sun Tong in historical records.
Idiom usage
A heated argument
Examples
At that time, those who drew up their swords to talk about their merits, who said Ji Sheng.
The origin of Idioms
According to the biography of Liu Jing's uncle and sun Tong in historical records, it is easy for Gao Di to learn the method of removing Qin's harsh instruments. The officials fought for merit by drinking, and when they were drunk or shouting in vain, they drew their swords and attacked the pillars
Idiom explanation
The argument was so heated that it was almost violent.
Chinese PinYin : bá jiàn lùn gōng
Draw a sword to discuss merits
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