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Open the tool →兵多将广 (bīng duō jiàng guǎng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Having numerous soldiers and generals, indicating a strong military force with abundant personnel; numerically superior in military strength”.
兵多将广 is pronounced bīng duō jiàng guǎng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 兵多将广 means “soldiers many, generals numerous”. It is used to mean “Having numerous soldiers and generals, indicating a strong military force with abundant personnel; numerically superior in military strength”.
兵将众多。形容军队人员多,兵力强大。