The strong eat the weak(qiáng shí ruò ròu)

The strong eat the weak

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is Qi á ngsh í Ru ò R ò u, which means that the weak are bullied and swallowed by the strong. It's from "Ode to Rima.".

Analysis of Idioms

The law of the jungle

The origin of Idioms

In ruimaisong written by Liu Ji of Ming Dynasty, "the Yuan Dynasty lost its deer, and the whole world was driven by it, disturbing one after another, and the strong ate the weak."

Idiom usage

It refers to natural competition. In Li Shizeng's anarchism, it is said that "for the conquered, they are familiar with the unfair practices of the strong eating the weak, but there are those who are willing to work hard and few who resist, which is beyond their power. It is also the conqueror's duty to use science to achieve his ambition."

Chinese PinYin : qiáng shí ruò ròu