Back and forth(liǎn hòu shū qián)

Back and forth

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Li ǎ NH ò ush ūū Qi á n, which means that a well-designed array is firm, and a well-developed forward formation is conducive to fighting. Later generations summed up the principle of the land battle array in ancient China as the four words of "restraining the rear and dispersing the front". From simafa dingjue.

The origin of Idioms

"Sima FA Ding Jue" said: "where Chen, only sparse line, the war is dense." "Wei Liao Zi · Bing Ling Shang" says: "Chen Yi MI is solid, Feng Yi Shu is good.".

Idiom usage

If you give up the boat, that is, the plain, then the Yangtze River and Huaihe River are short; abandon the car and horse, fly the waves, ride the current to chase, is not China's strong point. Biography of Li Miao in the book of Wei

Chinese PinYin : liǎn hòu shū qián