The end of words
As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y á NY ǔ L ù Ju é, which means you can't solve problems through conversation and negotiation. It comes from the biography of eminent monks, Yijie 6, Seng Zhao.
The idiom comes from "biography of eminent monks · Yijie 6 · Seng Zhao" written by Liang Huijiao in the Southern Dynasty: "on" says: "the pan is not there, and it is not without. Words and deeds are absolutely lost." See "words and sentences".
Chinese PinYin : yán yǔ lù jué
The end of words
gain victory with unstained swords. bīng wèi xuě rèn
killing someone with a borrowed knife. jiè dāo shā rén