The thunder is too fast to cover my ears(jí léi bù xiá yǎn ěr)

The thunder is too fast to cover my ears

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It is used to describe things or actions that come suddenly and make people unprepared. It's the same as "thunder can't cover your ears". Explanation: it refers to an event or action that comes suddenly and makes people unprepared. It's the same as "thunder can't cover your ears". < li > < li > [from]: Fu Xuan's Fu Zi que Ti in Jin Dynasty: "if I want to fight, but the other does not want to fight, I drum forward like a landslide, and the river overflows. When it rushes, it destroys, and it is worth breaking. The so-called thunderbolt has no time to cover my ears, then who can resist it."

Chinese PinYin : jí léi bù xiá yǎn ěr