just passable(chā qiáng rén yì)

just passable

It is a Chinese idiom with the pronunciation ch ā Qi á NgR é NY ì. Poor: slightly, roughly; strong: exciting. The original intention was that Wu and Han were barely satisfied and could inspire the will of their subordinates under unfavorable conditions. In general, it is still barely satisfactory. The part of speech is commendatory and contains the meaning of satisfaction.

The origin of Idioms

According to the biography of Wu and Han in the book of the later Han Dynasty, "when the generals saw that Chen was unfavourable to the war, they were afraid and lost their normality. The Han Dynasty was so elated that they straightened up their instruments and encouraged the officials. When the emperor sent people to see what the great Sima was doing, he also said that he was good at fighting and attacking. He sighed: "the tolerance of Wu is strong, and it's like an enemy country."

Idiom usage

I got this letter, and it seems that I can't.

Idioms and allusions

Wu Han is a subordinate of Liu Xiu. He doesn't like to talk very much and his personality is straight. At first, Liu Xiu didn't pay much attention to him. Later, when he heard that some generals often praised Wu Han, he began to pay attention to Wu Han and worshipped him as a general. Since then, Wu Han helped Liu Xiu win many battles and made a lot of contributions. Wu Han was not only brave but also loyal to Liu Xiu. Every time he goes out to fight, he always follows Liu Xiu closely, and as long as Liu Xiu doesn't sleep, he respectfully stands aside and refuses to sleep first. When he lost once in a while, everyone couldn't make any effort. Wu Han always encouraged everyone not to be pessimistic, but to cheer up and be ready to continue fighting. once, Liu Xiu lost and was not in a good mood. Other generals also lost their fighting spirit. However, Wu Han and his soldiers organized their weapons and examined their troops. After Liu Xiu knew this, he looked at the dejected generals in front of him and said with a sigh, "only general Wu can lead the army and inspire people. If you have him, you will have a country."

Analysis of Idioms

Be satisfied with one's heart

Chinese PinYin : chā qiáng rén yì