one's blood boils with indignation(rè xuè fèi téng)

one's blood boils with indignation

Blood boiling is a Chinese word, pronounced R è Xu è f è it é ng. It originally means that blood flows rapidly in the body, bringing heat generated by internal organs to the whole body. It refers to high passion. It comes from Ode to the red sun.

The origin of Idioms

Liu Baiyu's Ode to the Red Sun: "China's sky is burning and the earth is bleeding. Hundreds of millions of people who are not willing to be slaves to the subjugation are full of anger and blood. "

Idiom usage

Subject predicate; as predicate, object and attribute; with commendatory meaning

Chinese PinYin : rè xuè fèi téng