turbulent(tiān xià xiōng xiōng)

turbulent

It is a Chinese idiom,

The Pinyin is ti ā nxi à Xi ō ngxi ō ng,

Explanation: describes the situation turbulence, the crowd disturbance.

idiom

turbulent

Pinyin

tiānxiàxiōngxiōng

Citation explanation

Menace: noise. It describes the situation as turbulent and noisy.

Sima Qian's historical records of Gaozu in the Western Han Dynasty: the Huns in the world are several years old, and the success or failure is unknown.

"Three Kingdoms · Wei Shu · biography of Cao Shuang": the world is fierce, people are afraid of danger. Your majesty, but for the sake of sitting down, how long will it take!

Chapter 117 of the romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty: Cao Shuang, the great general of today, betrays his life and disobeys the national code; he violates the internal code and exercises the authority of foreign experts; he takes Zhang Dang of Huangmen as the capital, and deals with the customs; he observes the supreme and serves the artifact; he alienates the second palace and injures the flesh and blood; the world is turbulent and people are afraid of danger.

usage

The situation is turbulent

Discrimination of words

The Huns in the world

[rhyme words] three fold their arms, sit in the air, attack with the drum, come and go without a trace, Jinshi Zhigong, empty handed, wash empty, lost, old and young, hungry and eager to fight

Examples

The world is fierce and people are afraid of danger. Chen Shou's biography of Cao Shuang

Idiom story

During the battle between Chu and Han, Xiang Yu sent someone to Liu Bang to say, "the world is fierce because of us. In order to end this war situation, we will fight to the death and divide the victory." Liu Bang expressed his willingness to fight for wisdom rather than strength. Xiang Yu orders a strong man to challenge. Lou fan, the archer of the Han camp, comes out to fight. When the strong man fails, Xiang Yu goes to battle to defeat Lou fan.

Chinese PinYin : tiān xià xiōng xiōng