jiáo嚼chǐ齿chuān穿yín龈
To gnash one's teeth so hard as to pierce the gums; to grit one's teeth in extreme anger or hatred, indicating intense fury or deep-seated resentment.
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Ancient
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During the Tang Dynasty, General Zhang Xun defended Suiyang and was respectfully known as "Zhang Suiyang."
He was valiant in battle and skilled at leadership.
During his campaign against the An Lushan Rebellion, he often shouted loudly to boost morale.
At one mobilization meeting, he was so impassioned that he gnashed his teeth until his gums were pierced.