make concerted efforts(tóng xīn lù lì)

make concerted efforts

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t ó NGX ī NL ù L ì, which means to work together. From Mozi Shangxian.

The origin of Idioms

"The Tang oath says," Yu seeks the sage of the Yuan Dynasty and works with him to rule the world. "

Analysis of Idioms

Make concerted efforts

Idiom usage

It means to work together.

Examples

"The Empress Dowager's new regent, who was appointed by Chen Fan and Dou Wu, made concerted efforts to award the royal family," Yuan Hong of Jin Dynasty wrote in "the reign of the late Han Dynasty, the reign of Emperor Ling"

Eight hundred million China, working together, will win. Feelings by Tong Dizhou

Idiom story

At the end of the Xia Dynasty, Xia Jie, the last monarch, was very cruel and ruled the country cruelly. The common people were full of complaints and the people were in dire straits. Tang, the monarch of the small Shang Kingdom, was a wise monarch. He found a great sage Yiyin to assist him. The Shang Kingdom was unprecedentedly powerful. When Tang saw that the time was ripe, the monarch and his officials worked together to destroy the Xia Dynasty.

Chinese PinYin : tóng xīn lù lì