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Open the tool →兵不逼好 (bīng bù bī hǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to refrain from using military force or aggression against friendly parties; to maintain peaceful and cooperative relations with amicable partners”.
兵不逼好 is pronounced bīng bù bī hǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 兵不逼好 means “Troops do not threaten friends”. It is used to mean “to refrain from using military force or aggression against friendly parties; to maintain peaceful and cooperative relations with amicable partners”.
兵:出兵打仗;逼:威胁;好:指友好国家。不出兵威胁友好的国家