successive distresses as caused by continual wars(bīng lián huò jiē)

successive distresses as caused by continual wars

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ī ngli á nhu ò Ji ē, which means that wars and disasters are continuous and life is ruined. The disaster continued. From Sun Yat Sen's "Gaojie Dongjiang rebellion order.".

explain

It is used in a protracted war. It means that wars and disasters are continuous and life is ruined.

allusion

[source] Sun Yat Sen's "general order of Gaojie Dongjiang rebellion" says: "for several years, the people of Fujian, Guangdong and Hunan have been ruined, and the two thieves of Cao and Wu are actually the culprits. Recently, they began to fight against Zhejiang and Feng, and the war has been in succession. The Grand Marshal has ordered all the generals to go out to the northern expedition."

Discrimination of words

The combination of war and disaster

Chinese PinYin : bīng lián huò jiē