storm into and destroy the enemy 's fortified positions(cuī jiān xiàn zhèn)

storm into and destroy the enemy 's fortified positions

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Cu ī Ji ā nxi à nzh è n, which means to attack and destroy enemy positions. It comes from the biography of huankang in the history of the south.

The origin of Idioms

"Huan Kang biography of the book of the Southern Qi Dynasty:" with the uprising of the emperor Shizu, he destroyed the enemy's array, and his physical strength was superior to others. He went through the villages and towns, and did violence arbitrarily. "

Idiom usage

It means to break the enemy deeply.

Examples

Liang Jinxiang refused to go up the river for more than ten years, but he was the most successful one. New history of Five Dynasties

Analysis of Idioms

To destroy the enemy

Chinese PinYin : cuī jiān xiàn zhèn