prepare for the war(lì bīng mò mǎ)

prepare for the war

Li: sharpen; Bing: weapon; Mo: Hello. Sharpen your weapons and feed your horses. Ready to fight.

Idioms and allusions

It is said in Zuo Zhuan, the 33rd year of the Duke of Fu: "the Minister of Zheng Mu's shikeguan is a place where he is bound to carry, Li Bing and Ma Ma. "That is to say, sharpen your swords and guns, feed your horses and prepare for battle. Lu Xun's supplement to the collected works: new sophistication: "so I gathered together with the righteous teacher, and pointed out that it would clear the world." 2: Sun Quan conquered the martyrs and ruled Jiangdong. He promoted the talents and appointed them to serve the change of China. In the Song Dynasty, Chen Liang's Lu Meng and Lu Xun's supplement to the collected works, new worldly sophistication: "so Xiao gathered together as a righteous teacher, and pointed out that Tiange would clarify the world?"

Discrimination of words

To be ready for battle

Chinese PinYin : lì bīng mò mǎ