strength for binding a chicken(fù jī zhī lì)

strength for binding a chicken

The power of binding a chicken is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is f ù J ī zh ī L ì, which means the power of binding a chicken. It means the power of binding a chicken is small. It's from Kuai Tong.

The origin of Idioms

Yuan · "earn Kuai Tong" the first discount: "that Han Xin hand no binding force."

Analysis of Idioms

The power to pull out the cauldron, the power to carry the cauldron and the power to return to heaven

Idiom usage

It is often used with "Shouwu". I can only read, write, embroider and draw flowers on weekdays. The sixty eighth chapter of Shi Naian's Shui Hu (song Gong Ming Ye Da Zeng Tou City Lu Junyi captured Shi Wengong alive) song Jiangwen can't settle the country, martial arts can't be attached to the public, hands can't bind the chicken, body can't do inch archery; the sixty sixth chapter of Luo Guanzhong's Romance of Three Kingdoms: Lin of Zhao people in the Warring States period was the same, without the power to bind the chicken, in Mianchi meeting If I have ever learned from the enemies of thousands of people! We must not break our promise.

Chinese PinYin : fù jī zhī lì