







咬血为盟 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make a solemn oath by drawing blood, symbolizing extreme determination and commitment; to swear a blood compact”. Literally, “Bite blood to form an alliance/oath”.

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Open the tool →咬血为盟 (yǎo xuè wéi méng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make a solemn oath by drawing blood, symbolizing extreme determination and commitment; to swear a blood compact”.
咬血为盟 is pronounced yǎo xuè wéi méng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 咬血为盟 means “Bite blood to form an alliance/oath”. It is used to mean “to make a solemn oath by drawing blood, symbolizing extreme determination and commitment; to swear a blood compact”.
指咬臂出血,发誓定盟,以示坚决。