1, fearless.
Pinyin: tiān bù pà, Dù bù p.
Explanation: describe fearless and dare to do anything.
Source: Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: "It turns out that the girl is not afraid of heaven and earth, but she is afraid of her diaphragm."
For example, make a sentence: I am not afraid of the sky, I am not afraid of the earth, I am afraid that my wife will call.
Pinyin code: tbpp
Synonym: Brave and fearless
Antonym: fear the wolf before, the tiger after, and look forward and look back.
Two-part allegorical saying: I ate Lei Gong's guts.
Riddle: Eat the guts of Lei Gong and the heart of the land.
Usage: as predicate and attribute; Refers to people's boldness.
English: There is no fear in heaven or on earth.
2. Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers
Pinyin: h incarnation
Explanation: calf: calf. The more wit, the less courage. Metaphor young people worry less and dare to do it.
Source: "Zhuangzi's Journey to the North": "Virtue will make you beautiful, and Tao will make you live in peace. Your eyes are like a newborn calf, regardless of its cause."
For example, Tian Dan was seventeen years old. As the saying goes, "Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers", so he urged his steeds to clear the way and rushed to kill them. Xu Ming Lin Zhong's Love of Gods: Back to the Seventy-third Session
Pinyin code: csnh
Synonym: fearless, aggressive
Antonym: timid
Usage: as attribute, complement and clause; Generally describe young people
English: Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers.
Story: At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Bei took advantage of the contradiction between Cao Cao and Sun Quan and ordered Guan Yu to lead an army north to attack Xiangyang and Fancheng. Cao Cao sent Coss to lead the troops and was defeated by Guan Yu's department, Liao Hua. Pound led the army and Guan Yu in a decisive battle to clear their names, and it was difficult for the two sides to win or lose. Guan Yu told his men that Pound's newborn calf was not afraid of tigers and must be subdued by tricks.
3. bold
Pinyin: Wu Su ǒ w è i j ǐ
Explanation: fear: fear. Not afraid of anything. Described as very brave.
Source: Dong Shaochuan: "This is Shao's Zhuang language. Yunba people are brave and fearless when they see the enemy. "
In order to achieve the goal of building a new China, we are fearless. Mao Zedong's speech at the national conference on propaganda work.
Pinyin code: wswj
Synonym: selfless and fearless, invincible and fearless in times of crisis.
Antonym: Caution, timidity, timidity
Riddles: Sleeping in fear
Usage: as predicate and attribute; Very brave
English: fearless
Story: During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, there was civil strife in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Dong Shao wrote that he hoped to command 3,000 blind people and destroy the rebels. Su Zong read the paper and asked the eunuch Xu Shaoba if he was blind. Xu Shao told Su Zong that this was Dong Shao's brave words, saying that the Pakistanis were very brave, fearless when they saw the enemy, and bravely killed the enemy. Su Zong ordered Dong Shao to immediately counterinsurgency.