What do you mean, build a mountain?

To build a mountain means to carry out the order thoroughly as soon as it is given. It is a metaphor for strict laws and commitments. The source is "Officialdom in the Sky".

Chinese idiom, pinyin is Li ng ch ū rú sh ā n.

Source:

Shang Shu Zhou Guan: "precepts are orders, orders are only actions, and buddhas are just oppositions."

The thirteenth time of "Officialdom in the Sky": "Sure enough, the current county grandfather has set up a mountain." ?

Yao wrote Li Zicheng, Volume II, Chapter 22: "You only know that Diao came to Xiangyang to visit his mother, and there is nothing wrong with it, but you forgot the military orders, and anyone who disobeys the constraints will be pardoned."

Idioms solitaire: Building a Mountain → Prime Minister in the Mountain → Being at peace → Being at peace → Jumping onto the paper → The first part → Talking about the long and the short → Hand-to-hand combat → Militants → Children and grandchildren → Looking north on behalf of the horse → Taking the North Railway Axis → Taking back the Chu Bow → Doing the right thing → Leaving a witness → Beating the song of the Iron Axis → Dancing Pavilion.

Idiom explanation:

Once an order is issued, it must be thoroughly implemented without delay, just like a mountain. Describe strict laws. In the past, orders issued by superiors in the army had to be carried out by subordinates and could not be disobeyed. Metaphor is a promise.

Make sentences:

(1) I shook my arm and shouted, "Build a mountain, don't change it, move forward!" So the army marched into the enemy-occupied area with great force.

(2) The order was like a mountain, and all the soldiers cried and put out all the torches in their hands.

(3) say that finish, he turned out of the tent. The soldiers of the northern government were really fierce, and they occupied a mountain. At the command, just a cup of tea, this northern government soldier has already retreated.

(4) To build a mountain, you must not disobey, hesitate or rush.