strike while the iron 's hot(dǎ tiě chèn rè)

strike while the iron 's hot

Strike while the iron is hot, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ǎ Ti ě ch è NR è, which means to grasp the opportunity and speed up work. From the mob of Jiaodong.

The origin of Idioms

Luo Binji's the mob in Jiaodong: "strike while the iron is hot, set fire while the wind is blowing. You can't wait for these ten thousand people to work hard. What are you waiting for to mobilize them?"

Analysis of Idioms

Strike while the iron is hot

Idiom usage

We should strike while the iron is hot in everything we do, and we should not miss a good opportunity.

Chinese PinYin : dǎ tiě chèn rè