vow to annihilate the rebels(kòu jí zhōng liú)

vow to annihilate the rebels

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is k ò UJ í zh ō ngli ú, which means "hitting a boat in the middle". It refers to the determination to work hard.

Idioms and allusions

In volume 62 of the book of Jin, biographies of zuti, 694 to 694, he was overthrown by the state, and he always cherished his ambition to recover. The guests and righteous disciples are all fierce and brave, and Ti meets them like children. At that time, the local people were hungry, and most of them were stealing. They attacked the rich family. Tiefu said to them, "is it better to go out of Nantang?" or they were ordered by the officials, and tiebai supported the rescue. The talker is not satisfied with this. When the emperor established the south of the Yangtze River, not to mention the northern expedition, Tijin said, "the chaos in the Jin Dynasty was not caused by the lack of justice, but by resentment and rebellion. The vassal kings fought for power and killed each other, so they took advantage of the gap and poisoned the Central Plains. Today, Li has been cruel, and people have the ambition to fight hard. If the king can make ruoti the leader, the heroes of the county will go because of the wind, the addicted people will be happy to come to the Soviet Union, and the common people will be shameful. May the king plan it. The emperor took Ti as the general of Fenwei and the governor of Yuzhou. He gave a thousand soldiers and three thousand pieces of cloth. He did not give any armor and recruited himself. He still crossed the river with more than one hundred families in his migration trilogy, and swore: "those who can't clear the Central Plains and recover are like the great river! All the people sigh with indignation. He settled in Jiangyin and started to smelt weapons. He got more than 2000 people and then advanced.

Idiom usage

Example: Song Dynasty Zhang Xiaoxiang's poem "water melody song head · and Pang Youfu" said: "I want to ride the wind and swear to the middle stream." Dai Liang of the Yuan Dynasty wrote the poem "Yong'an of the Song Dynasty": "zuti read time and space to attack Yu, but Zhongxuan was difficult to climb the tower." Zhao Zhenyuan of the Ming Dynasty "for yuan Shiyu (yuan kelizi) to restore Kaifeng Taifu": "crown eight pivot and lay the foundation of the Central Plains, with the auspice of deer and dog Qilin. But the attack boats are more than those of those years. " One of Gu Yanwu's Poems "Jingkou Jishi" in the Qing Dynasty: "Zu Sheng was full of emotions, attacking the boat and flying in the middle stream." In his poem "late arrival at the mouth of the capital" written by Xu Peng in the Qing Dynasty, he said, "I've already gone from the boat to the wasteland, but I want to sink the boat and listen to the drum." Ming and Han Shouyi's poem "Su wuman River Pavilion overlooking the distance" reads: "hit the boat in the middle stream, throw the whip to think about the economy, how many heroes of the past." "The Yangtze River is not limited to the north and the south of the sky, and the river is in the middle of the river to see the oath." The Song Dynasty Fan Chengda's poem "the red river flows eastward through the ages" says: "when you swear by the boat, you will be surprised by the common customs in the air. When you rest your legs, you will have raw meat."

Chinese PinYin : kòu jí zhōng liú