







路见不平,拔刀相助 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stand up for justice and help those who are being wronged”. Especially when witnessing an act of injustice. Literally, “see injustice on the road, draw one's sword to help”.
Jiang Men Shen, relying on the influence of Zhang Tuanlian, seized Shi En's tavern. Shi En reported this to Wu Song, asking for his help to reclaim the establishment.
Wu Song, always one to see injustice on the road and draw his sword to help, went with Shi En to Kuailelin.
His martial arts skills were extraordinary; he easily dealt with Jiang Men Shen, making him obediently return the tavern to Shi En.

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Open the tool →路见不平,拔刀相助 (lù jiàn bù píng , bá dāo xiāng zhù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stand up for justice and help those who are being wronged”.
路见不平,拔刀相助 is pronounced lù jiàn bù píng , bá dāo xiāng zhù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 路见不平,拔刀相助 means “see injustice on the road, draw one's sword to help”. It is used to mean “to stand up for justice and help those who are being wronged”.
路见不平,拔刀相助 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
在路上遇见欺负人的事情,就挺身而出帮助受害的一方。旧时为人们所称道的一种侠义行为。