throw up one's sleeves and rise(tóu mèi ér qǐ)

throw up one's sleeves and rise

Together, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin, is t ó um è I é RQ ǐ, which means to describe an attitude of cheering up and acting immediately. From Zuo Zhuan, the 14th year of Xuangong.

Idiom explanation

Hand in hand: wave your sleeves.

The origin of Idioms

In the fourteenth year of Xuangong in Zuozhuan: "when Chu Zi heard about it, he joined hands."

Idiom usage

It is used to describe the spirit of invigorating and immediate action. It is also said that if the people's mind is in order, there must be one. Under the impact of western industrial civilization, the cornerstone of agricultural civilization, which has remained unchanged for thousands of years, has been loosened little by little under the pressure of big machines. At the same time, many people of insight joined hands and realized that in the era of machine competition, "more machines are stronger, less machines are weaker.". So they lost their faith and asked for industry to save the country. The rise of industrial civilization and its impact on China

Chinese PinYin : tóu mèi ér qǐ