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Open the tool →折冲千里 (zhé chōng qiān lǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to manage or resolve potential conflicts through skillful diplomacy or strategic negotiation, often implying foresight or action from a strategic distance to prevent direct confrontation”.
折冲千里 is pronounced zhé chōng qiān lǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 折冲千里 means “Breaking the enemy's chariots a thousand li away”. It is used to mean “to manage or resolve potential conflicts through skillful diplomacy or strategic negotiation, often implying foresight or action from a strategic distance to prevent direct confrontation”.
冲:古代战车;折冲:摧毁敌方的战车,指抵御敌人。指军事上进行外交谈判