To do something with one's sleeve(luò xiù xuān quán)
To do something with one's sleeve
Lu Xi ù Xu ā nqu á n, a Chinese idiom, means angry and ready to use force. From Yan'an mansion.
The origin of Idioms
The third fold of Yan'an Fu written by Wu Mingshi of Yuan Dynasty: "see the majestic style, one by one sleeve and fist.".
Analysis of Idioms
A synonym for "boxing and sleeves"
Chinese PinYin : luò xiù xuān quán
To do something with one's sleeve
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