fan the flames
Fan Fenghuo, Chinese idiom, Pinyin sh ā NF ē ngdi ǎ nhu ǒ, refers to inciting others to make trouble, which comes from Sha Ting's qingkuapo.
The origin of Idioms
"It's not that I'm afraid someone will stir up the flames," said Sha Ting in his "qingkuapo"
Idiom usage
At this time of the year, he quietly put out his mouth in some corners. The spring tide is urgent
Analysis of Idioms
[synonym] add fuel to the flames and make waves
Chinese PinYin : shān fēng diǎn huǒ
fan the flames
a stirring among the dry bones. sǐ huī fù rán
The wise see the wise. zhì zhě jiàn zhì,rén zhě jiàn rén
Scorching lips and dry tongue. jiāo chún gàn shé
give away the secrets of heaven. xiè lòu tiān jī