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General Huang Feihu of the Zhou Kingdom was killed by the Fire Dragon Dart launched by the enemy general Chen Tong.
Master Qingxu Daode Zhenjun of Ziyang Cave on Qingfeng Mountain then ordered Huang Feihu's son, Huang Tianhua, to descend the mountain to rescue his father.
Huang Tianhua rushed to Tongguan Pass, revived his father, used a flower basket to disarm Chen Tong, and then killed Chen Tong with his divine sword.
After accomplishing his mission, he immediately returned to Qingfeng Mountain. Huang Feihu was deeply grateful to this son who came and went so quickly.

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Open the tool →来去匆匆 (lái qù cōng cōng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe someone or something that comes and goes quickly and hastily; to have hurried comings and goings”.
来去匆匆 is pronounced lái qù cōng cōng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 来去匆匆 means “Come and go in a hurry”. It is used to mean “to describe someone or something that comes and goes quickly and hastily; to have hurried comings and goings”.
来去匆匆 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to modern Chinese. The full story is on this page.
形容来和去迅速