Swallow mountains and rivers, a China idiom, is pronounced Qin shāNHé, which comes from the second discount of Xu Renjie chasing Han Xin in Jinyuan: "Turn your back on Korea, swallow mountains and rivers. I didn't meet a bosom friend and played the piano and sang empty songs. " As predicate and attribute; Magnificent
Swallowing mountains and rivers means that someone or something is very powerful and domineering, and can easily conquer people or things around them. It is often used to describe people with strong beliefs and courage. They have irresistible strength and determination, can accept any challenge and win the final victory.
The word "swallowing mountains and rivers" originated from heroes in ancient legends. They are fearless and can conquer any difficulties and obstacles. In contemporary times, swallowing mountains and rivers has also become a kind of praise and inspiring language, which is used to express respect and recognition for someone or something, with lofty demeanor and surpassing ordinary people.
Swallowing mountains and rivers means that a person or a force has great strength and momentum and can remove all obstacles and obstacles. It means that a person or a kind of power is powerful, as if it can devour mountains and rivers and destroy them, and it is unstoppable. Some heroes of great powers in history, such as the founding heroes of Han and Tang Dynasties, have been described as heroes who swallowed mountains and rivers.
Swallow mountains and rivers verve poem:
1, the yellow sand wears the golden armor in hundreds of battles, and the loulan is not returned. -Wang Changling's "Join the Army"
2. Turn the waves of the world with your feet and shoulder all the troubles of the past and present. -Yuan Mei's Breaking Bad
Oh, how can I bow and scrape to those high-ranking people and those in high positions? A person who will never be seen with a sincere face. -Li Bai's "Climbing Mount Tianmu in a Dream"
4. Why don't men take Wu Gou and accept fifty states in Guanshan? -Li He's "Thirteen Poems of South Garden" (5)
5, laugh and watch the sky go out, my generation is Artemisia. -Li Bai's "Nanling children don't go to Beijing"