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Open the tool →过五关,斩六将 (guò wǔ guān , zhǎn liù jiāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to overcome numerous obstacles and challenges with great courage and skill; to surmount many difficulties through sheer determination”.
过五关,斩六将 is pronounced guò wǔ guān , zhǎn liù jiāng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 过五关,斩六将 means “Pass five passes, slay six generals”. It is used to mean “to overcome numerous obstacles and challenges with great courage and skill; to surmount many difficulties through sheer determination”.
过了五个关口,斩了六员大将。比喻英勇无比。也比喻克服重重困难。