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Open the tool →椎牛歃血 (chuí niú shà xuè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to sacrifice an ox and taste its blood to swear an oath”.
椎牛歃血 is pronounced chuí niú shà xuè in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 椎牛歃血 means “Slaughter an ox, sip blood”. It is used to mean “to sacrifice an ox and taste its blood to swear an oath”.
古时聚众盟誓,杀牛取其血含于口中或以血涂嘴唇,表示诚意。