explod with a strong force(hé chū fú liú)

explod with a strong force

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h é ch ū f ú Li ú, which means that the potential power bursts out, and its power is unstoppable. It's from Huainanzi: falling shape training.

The origin of Idioms

"The source of the river comes from Kunlun," Han Gao said in Huainanzi chuixianxun, "the river flows three thousand li to the Chinese side, and Yu leads it, so it comes from Jishi."

Idiom usage

As an object or attribute; used in figurative sentences. examples Zhou Shi's momentum is very small, and the rest of his empty words and rituals are not enough to cover the hearts of the whole life. Therefore, there is the possibility of a thousand li flood. Liang Qichao's the general trend of the change of Chinese academic thought

Chinese PinYin : hé chū fú liú