mobilize too many troops(láo mín dòng zhòng)

mobilize too many troops

It's a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is l á om í nd ò ngzhang ò ng, which means to use a lot of people's strength to do something. It comes from the history of the Old Five Dynasties, the book of Jin, the record of Gaozu.

The origin of Idioms

In the history of the Old Five Dynasties, Jin Shu, Gaozu Ji, it is said that "in the annals of the Five Dynasties, when the millet was transported, the people moved after the sun. They often bothered with water transportation and did not give any supplies."

Idiom usage

Li Zhi's fumacheng people's book: "it can make the traitors of Xixia dare not to show off, it can make the traitors put out together, so as not to disturb the people."

Chinese PinYin : láo mín dòng zhòng