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During the Southern Song Dynasty, Jin soldiers frequently harassed the border regions. Wang Gang, a scholar of the Longtu Pavilion, was stationed in Sichuan.
Due to the frequent battles, various documents arrived in a continuous stream. He calmly and appropriately handled the documents, prioritizing them by urgency.
He once personally supervised a battle, arranging for his generals Wu Lin and Zhang Zhengyan to attack the Jin forces from both sides, achieving a great victory.
He himself never took credit for his achievements.

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Open the tool →纷至沓来 (fēn zhì tà lái) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to come in a continuous stream”.
纷至沓来 is pronounced fēn zhì tà lái in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 纷至沓来 means “Numerous and successive arrivals”. It is used to mean “to come in a continuous stream”.
纷至沓来 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
纷:众多,杂乱;沓:多,重复。形容接连不断的到来。