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戮力同心 — “To work together with one heart and one mind”

戮力同心 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to work together with one heart and one mind”. To make concerted efforts. Literally, “Pool strength, be of one heart”.

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戮力同心 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • 戮lù
  • 力lì
  • 同tóng
  • 心xīn

戮力同心 Character Breakdown

CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
戮
lù15kill, slaughter, massacre
力
lì2physical strength or power
同
tóng6same, together, with
心
xīn4heart, mind, core

Example Sentence with 戮力同心

为了完成这项艰巨的任务,团队的每个成员都必须戮力同心,才能克服所有困难。
To complete this arduous task, every member of the team must pool their efforts and work with one mind to overcome all difficulties.

Origin and Story of 戮力同心

The first dynasty in China was the Xia Dynasty, and its last monarch, King Jie, was a tyrannical ruler. His debauchery and cruelty caused widespread suffering and popular resentment.

Shang, a small vassal state located east of the Xia Dynasty, was led by a wise monarch named King Tang. He united various feudal lords, actively built up strength, and sought out virtuous individuals to overthrow King Jie's rule.

One day, King Tang was informed that the virtuous scholar Yi Yin was living in seclusion in the outskirts of the state of Shen. Upon hearing this, King Tang immediately sent envoys with lavish gifts to invite Yi Yin. Tang sent envoys twice, but Yi Yin did not accept. So, King Tang personally went to invite him. His sincerity deeply moved Yi Yin, who finally decided to assist King Tang in overthrowing the Xia Dynasty.

With Yi Yin's assistance, Shang's national power grew stronger day by day, leading King Tang to decide on a campaign against Xia. Before the army set out, King Tang issued an oath to his troops, stating: 'King Jie of Xia is guilty of monstrous crimes, and even Heaven has decided to eliminate him. Heaven has sent the virtuous scholar Yi Yin to assist me, asking me to work together with him with one heart and one mind to govern the world. You must fight bravely and help me complete the mission entrusted by Heaven.'

After the two armies clashed, the Shang army fought valiantly, while the Xia army had no morale and was eventually routed and scattered. Because King Tang and Yi Yin, as monarch and minister, worked together with one heart and one mind, they finally overthrew King Jie's tyrannical rule.

Idioms Related to 戮力同心

Synonyms of 戮力同心

  • tóng同xīn心xié协lì力work together with one heart
  • tóng同xīn心tóng同dé德united in heart and mind
  • qí齐xīn心xié协lì力work together with one heart

Antonyms of 戮力同心

  • fēn分bēng崩lí离xī析collapse and fall apart
  • tóng同chuáng床yì异mèng梦outwardly united but inwardly divided
  • sì四fēn分wǔ五liè裂disunited, fragmented, or in disarray

More idioms starting with 戮

  • lù戮lì力yī一xīn心work together with one heart
  • lù戮lì力yī壹xīn心unite in a concerted effort
  • lù戮lì力qí齐xīn心work together with one heart

Questions about 戮力同心

What does 戮力同心 mean?
戮力同心 (lù lì tóng xīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to work together with one heart and one mind”.
How do you pronounce 戮力同心?
戮力同心 is pronounced lù lì tóng xīn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 戮力同心 literally mean?
Literally, 戮力同心 means “Pool strength, be of one heart”. It is used to mean “to work together with one heart and one mind”.
Where does 戮力同心 come from?
戮力同心 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to ancient China. The full story is on this page.
What is the Chinese definition of 戮力同心?
戮力:并力;同心:齐心。齐心合力。
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