heroically fight the enemy to distinguish oneself in action(shā dí zhì guǒ)

heroically fight the enemy to distinguish oneself in action

Killing the enemy to achieve success is a Chinese idiom pronounced sh ā D í zh ì Gu ǒ, which is interpreted as bravely killing the enemy and establishing meritorious deeds. It comes from the second year of Xuangong in Zuozhuan.

source

In the second year of Xuangong in Zuozhuan: "killing the enemy is the result, and the result is the will."

Examples

Lu Xun's attached collection of qijieting's Essays: "we should know that this kind of action is absolutely opposite to the soldiers' killing the enemy and causing results in the war

usage

Used in writing.

Examples

Jihad: "I will reward those who fight for the main way and kill themselves to be benevolent, or kill enemies to be fruitful."

Idiom story

During the spring and Autumn period, the state of Zheng obeyed the order of the king of Chu and sent his son GUI to lead the army to attack the state of song. The army of the state of song was defeated and the chief General Hua Yuan became a prisoner. During the war, the soldiers of song army were cunning, brave and kind-hearted. He rescued Zheng, but he was taken prisoner. The people of the Song Dynasty commented that being crazy and cunning, they had to kill the enemy in the war, so we can't talk about kindness

Chinese PinYin : shā dí zhì guǒ