To fight against the enemy(gāo gōng jí gē)
To fight against the enemy
Gongge, a Chinese idiom, is g ā og ō NGJ í g ē in pinyin, which means collecting gongs and arrows. The latter refers to the cessation of war. From Shi · Zhou Song · Shi Mai.
The origin of Idioms
"Shi · Zhou Song · Shi Mai" says: "it is the first time to fight, and the second time to bow and arrow."
Idiom usage
A truce is a truce in which a person fails to comply. Biography of Yuan Shu
Chinese PinYin : gāo gōng jí gē
To fight against the enemy
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Blow your hair and count your eyelashes
Blow your hair and count your eyelashes. chuī máo shù jié
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as a man amongst the womenfolk
as a man amongst the womenfolk. nǚ zhōng zhàng fū
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achieve success with original ideas
achieve success with original ideas. chū qí zhì shèng
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Seeking ambition in seclusion
Seeking ambition in seclusion. yǐn jū qiú zhì
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constant departure and reunion of friends
constant departure and reunion of friends. xuě zhōng hóng zhǎo
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