An idiom describing great power

Pinyin: l dàwúqióng

Description: The description is very powerful.

Source: Li Qingruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" 33: "These moths in the palace are all infinite in strength, just like the eagle taking the sparrow, where is it?"

(2) Idiom: The enemy is outnumbered.

Pinyin: lü dí wà n f

Description: Describe the brave Superman.

Source: Tang Yangjiong's Tombstone of Tang Jiangshuai: "The eldest is benevolent, the second is benevolent, the younger is benevolent, and Ren Yunwei is invincible." The eldest son Ren Rui, the second son Ren Kai, the third son Ren Hu and the youngest son Ren Yun are all very powerful people.

(3) Idiom: Confucius is awesome.

Pinyin: k ǒ k ǒ ngw ǔ y ǒ u Li.

Commentary: Kong: Very, very. Describe people's strength.

Source: "The Book of Songs Zheng Feng Shepherd": "The shepherd is decorated with treasures, with power and influence, and his son is in charge of the state." The cuffs of sheepskin robe are decorated with leopard skin. He is both mighty and determined. He is such a man that the State Council can uphold justice.

(4) Idiom: Pull the mountain and lift the tripod.

Pinyin: bá shān gāng dǐng

Explanation: Shoulder: Put your hands up. Pull up the hill and lift the heavy tripod. Description is very powerful.

Source: "Historical Records of Xiang Yu": "The ability to carry the tripod is extraordinary." Xiang Yu is strong and can lift the tripod. He is very talented.

(5) Idiom: Ability can carry a tripod.

Pinyin: lénéng gāng dǐng

Explanation: handling: lifting heavy objects with both hands; Ding: Bronze ware with three legs and two ears. The description is particularly strong. It is also a metaphor for vigorous brushwork.

Source: "Historical Records of Xiang Yu": "Ji (Xiang Yu) is more than eight feet long and can carry the tripod and be versatile." Xiang Yu is more than eight feet long, with boundless strength and brilliant talent.