Cut the rod and uncover the wood(zhǎn gān jiē mù)

Cut the rod and uncover the wood

The Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is "zhng ā NJI ē m ù", which means "cutting wood and uncovering wood". From the people of Chu in Qing Dynasty, he was awarded the supplement of Jianhu (Guan she Yin).

Idiom explanation

I'm still talking about cutting trees and exposing poles. Uncovering: lifting; pole: bamboo pole. Cut down trees as weapons and raise bamboo poles as military flags. It refers to armed uprising.

The origin of Idioms

In the Qing Dynasty, Chu people were awarded "Jianhu supplement · guansheyin": "in June of Weizi, suddenly there was a matter of cutting the pole and uncovering the wood."

Discrimination of words

[synonym]: chopping wood for soldiers, uncovering pole for flag, chopping wood and uncovering pole

Idiom usage

It refers to rebellion

Chinese PinYin : zhǎn gān jiē mù