Driving thunder and lightning(qū léi cè diàn)

Driving thunder and lightning

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is Q ū L é IC è di à n, which means it means it has great powers. It comes from Qiu Fengjia's "a long sentence to Xu Xianping, when Zhongcheng will return to Chaozhou".

The origin of Idioms

Qiu Fengjia in the Qing Dynasty wrote a long sentence to Xu Xianping that Zhongcheng would return to Chaozhou: "driving thunder and lightning, controlling water and fire, breaking up the earth and dividing the world."

Idiom usage

In Qiu Fengjia's long sentence to Xu Xianping, Zhongcheng will return to Chaozhou: "driving thunder and lightning, controlling water and fire, breaking the earth and dividing the whole world."

Chinese PinYin : qū léi cè diàn