there is internal strife afoot(xìn fā xiāo qiáng)
there is internal strife afoot
It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is x ì NF ā Xi ā oqi á ng, which means to refer to an incident or disaster happening inside. It comes from Fu Xiezhuan.
Analysis of Idioms
[synonym]: misfortune rises, misfortune comes, misfortune rises
The origin of Idioms
In Fu Xiezhuan, the book of the later Han Dynasty: "today, Zhang Jiao started in Zhao and Wei dynasties, and Huang Jin started in Liuzhou. This is all a quarrel, and the disaster extends all over the world
Idiom usage
It refers to civil strife. The dagger can stop the fear of disaster. It can be used to fight against the wall. It is seven feet in the air and offers a reward for thousands of gold. It can be used for sour nose. Biography of Wang Hong in northern history
Chinese PinYin : xìn fā xiāo qiáng
there is internal strife afoot
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not have enough for food and clothing
not have enough for food and clothing. quē yī shǎo shí
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blot out the sky and cover up the earth
blot out the sky and cover up the earth. pū tiān gài dì
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