a new force suddenly rises(yì jūn tè qǐ)

a new force suddenly rises

Yijunteqi is an idiom, pronounced y ì J ū NT è Q ǐ, which means to form another army and set up its own school.

explain

① That is to say, we should form another army and set up our own school. It refers to the rise of another force or faction

source

In the Western Han Dynasty, Sima Qian's historical records, Xiang Yu's biography: "if a young man wants to establish a baby, he will be king, and a strange army will rise."

Examples

Honglie ~, and mang Yitu phase loss, potential alone, so trapped in Chengyin. On the history of the Qing Dynasty

usage

Subject predicate; predicate, object, complement; commendatory

Chinese PinYin : yì jūn tè qǐ