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Open the tool →全民皆兵 (quán mín jiē bīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a state where the entire population is mobilized and prepared for defense, with every citizen ready to contribute as if a soldier”.
全民皆兵 is pronounced quán mín jiē bīng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 全民皆兵 means “all citizens are soldiers”. It is used to mean “a state where the entire population is mobilized and prepared for defense, with every citizen ready to contribute as if a soldier”.
指把能参加战斗的人民全都武装起来,随时准备歼灭入侵之敌。