








蜂合豕突 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a large group of people gathering in a chaotic manner and rushing about recklessly, like swarming bees and charging wild boars”. Literally, “Bees swarm and wild boars charge; gather like bees, rush like wild boars”.

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Open the tool →蜂合豕突 (fēng hé shǐ tū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a large group of people gathering in a chaotic manner and rushing about recklessly, like swarming bees and charging wild boars”.
蜂合豕突 is pronounced fēng hé shǐ tū in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 蜂合豕突 means “Bees swarm and wild boars charge; gather like bees, rush like wild boars”. It is used to mean “describes a large group of people gathering in a chaotic manner and rushing about recklessly, like swarming bees and charging wild boars”.
如群蜂聚集,似野猪奔突。比喻众人杂沓会合,横冲直撞。