Idioms describing valor

Anhang Dash Dou: acting calmly, fighting valiantly.

Hundred Battles Without Front: invincible, describing a person who is brave and good at fighting.

Not avoiding axe and battle-axe: axe and battle-axe: ancient weapons. Do not avoid the battle-axe and other weapons. It describes a general who is brave and fearless, or a martyr who is loyal and unyielding.

Not avoiding axe and battle-axe: axe and battle-axe: ancient weapons. Do not avoid the battle-axe and other weapons. It describes a general who is brave and fearless, or a martyr who is loyal and unyielding.

Talent Unrivaled: There is no second person in the world for valor.

Charging the Frontier: gallop: Mercedes-Benz. Riding a horse on the battlefield describes a valiant and unstoppable battle.

Ride the sands: gallop: Benz; sands: battlefield. Riding a horse on the battlefield describes a heroic and unstoppable battle.

Break down the firm and gain the ugly: break down the firm: break down the enemy's elite troops. Ugly: crowd, referring to the enemy. Foiled the enemy's elite troops and captured the enemy invaders. Describe the combat is very heroic.

Destroying and capturing the ugly: Destroying the firm: routing the enemy's elite troops; ugly: numerous, referring to the enemy. The enemy's elite troops were defeated and the enemy invaders were captured. Describe the combat is very heroic.

Da Shi Xiong Bing (大势雄兵): refers to an army that is strong and fights valiantly.

Deng Feng Dui Zhen Zhen: to charge into battle. It describes valor in battle.

Only Gutsy Hero: an outstanding person who defies the strong enemy and fights bravely to win the battle with few.

Guanyi Fenzhu: Yi: chin. The two hands hold the chin and go straight into the enemy's line. It describes valor and courage.

Wrapping the body in horse leather: leather: leather. Wrapping the body in horsehide. It describes the valor and fearlessness of the generals who died in battle.

Crossing five passes, beheading six generals: crossing five passes and beheading six generals.

The metaphor of valor is unparalleled. It is also a metaphor for overcoming difficulties.

Haoqi and Yingfeng: Haoqi: righteousness, uprightness and unyielding temperament; Yingfeng: valor and heroic temperament. It describes valor and uprightness and extraordinary temperament.

Hengge Panma: Utah's cross-goggle leaping horse. It describes the valor of the generals who are ready to kill and fight.

Hengge Panma: Holding the spear horizontally and steering the horse to leap. It describes the valor of a general who is ready to charge into battle.

Horizontal Folding of Strong Enemies: Horizontal Folding: to destroy and frustrate; Strong Enemies: also used as "Strong Liang". The enemy's strength is thwarted in a valiant and decisive manner.

Hard Struggle: not afraid of hardship, persevering in a heroic struggle.

Generals and soldiers are brave and strong: generals: generals; soldiers: soldiers. Both the generals and the soldiers are valiant and tenacious. It describes the army's strong fighting ability.

General Brave and Soldier Strong: General: general; Soldier: soldier; Strong: powerful. Both the generals and the soldiers are valiant and powerful. It describes the army's strong fighting strength.

Snatch and Hold: snatch: seize; hold: catch. It can seize or catch the violent and fierce enemy. It describes valor and invincibility.

Can be sung and wept: Weeping: shedding tears without making a sound. It is worth singing praises and praising, and it moves people to tears. Describe the heroic and tragic deeds.

Can be sung, can be snot: can: worthy; song: song of praise, praise. It is worth singing praises and moving people to tears. Describe the heroic and tragic deeds.

Can cry can be sung: describes the heroic and tragic deeds.

Lin: to meet a difficult situation; difficult: to be in danger; Gu: to take care of. When encountering danger, he did not care about himself. It describes a person who has no selfishness and is very heroic.

To be indomitable in the face of danger: flex: bend, fold. When encountering danger, one does not yield. Describe valor and steadfastness.

Horse Leather: horse leather. The body is wrapped up in horsehide. It refers to the heroic sacrifice in the battlefield.

Horse Leather Wrapped Corpse: Wrapping the corpse in horsehide.

The same as "wrapping the corpse in horse leather".

Forward and backward: describing the heroic and heroic struggle. It is the same as "forward and backward".

Forward Servant, Backward Successor: Servant: fall down; Successor: follow, keep up. The one in front fell down, and the one behind followed closely. It describes the valor and heroism of the struggle.

Forward Servant, Backward Rising: Servant: fall down; Rising: follow up. The one in front fell down, and the one behind followed closely. It describes the valor and bravery of the struggle.

Strong generals have no weak soldiers under them: there are no weak soldiers under the brave generals. The metaphor is that a good leader can bring out a good team.

Qun Wei Qun Bold: describes the strength and bravery shown when we unite and fight bravely.

Saishang Yingzi: sashen: heroic and robust; Yingzi: heroic and majestic posture. Describe the handsome and majestic, spiritually refreshed appearance.

The Divine Soldiers and Generals of Heaven: a metaphor for a valiant and swift army.

long lance blood full sleeve: refers to the long lance into the attack, blood stained robes. Describes the heroic battle.

The heavenly soldiers and generals of God: a metaphor for the army which is brave and good at fighting and swift in action.

Furious body fly arrowhead: only shoot arrows to kill the enemy. It describes a person who kills the enemy valiantly and looks at death as if he were at home.

Sprite and valiant: prima: brave. It refers to the brave and strong, good at fighting. Describe the war general's valor and excellence.

Millions of Heroic Troops: millions of heroic troops. Describes a strong military, many soldiers and generals, valiant and good at war.

Bear warriors millions: bear warriors: two kinds of beasts, compared to the brave warriors. The warriors are thousands of valiant warriors. Describes the army as a large number of generals, valiant and good at war.

One to be a thousand: when: quite. The army was very brave and good at fighting.

Yi yi dang ten: dang: equivalent. One man against ten men. Describe the army's valor.

One for a hundred: Dang: equivalent. One person against a hundred people. Describe the army's valor and good fighting.

One against ten: Dang: equivalent. One man against ten men. Describe the army's valor.

To one against ten: one man against ten. Describe the army's bravery and good fighting.

Eyi shoots nine days: describes the heroic behavior of eliminating harm for the people.

Yingqi Bohua: valor and vigor.

Re-connecting: connecting: engaging; sharpening: sharpening, which is derived as striving. It means to continue to strive hard and persevere, and to be more valiant and tenacious than once.

Folding and charging general: folding and charging: thwarting the enemy's chariot. It is the title of Le Jin, a general of Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. It refers to a person of incomparable valor.

To Death: not yielding even to death. Describes valor and tenacity.

Longitudinal and Horizontal Galloping: longitudinal: north-south direction; horizontal: east-west direction; galloping: galloping.

To describe the valor of the battle, invincible. It is also a metaphor for the writing of talent, the intention of the pen to follow.