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Open the tool →割地求和 (gē dì qiú hé) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to appease an aggressor or end a conflict by sacrificing a significant asset, typically territory or resources, in exchange for peace or a temporary truce. It implies making substantial concessions under duress”.
割地求和 is pronounced gē dì qiú hé in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 割地求和 means “Cede land for peace”. It is used to mean “to appease an aggressor or end a conflict by sacrificing a significant asset, typically territory or resources, in exchange for peace or a temporary truce. It implies making substantial concessions under duress”.
割让土地,求得和平。