cuff and kick(quán dǎ jiǎo tī)

cuff and kick

Boxing and kicking, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Qu á nd ǎ Ji ǎ ot ī, which means to use boxing and kicking to describe beating. It's from Wu Yuan Guan Xiao.

The origin of Idioms

In Yuan Dynasty, Li Shouqing's the first fold of Wu Yuan blow flute: "I'm not afraid that he won't die."

Analysis of Idioms

Kick and punch

Idiom usage

A fight is a fight. examples what else to say! For you two, I'm tired! In the ninth chapter of the scholars by Wu Jingzi in Qing Dynasty, "he tried his best to break free, but could not break free. He begged for mercy again and again, but his sister-in-law Tao still ~ ~, broke out and scolded angrily." Red sun Chapter 12

Chinese PinYin : quán dǎ jiǎo tī