







百二关山 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to strategic mountain passes or frontiers that are exceptionally well-defended, allowing a small force to successfully resist a much larger one; an impregnable defense”. Literally, “Hundred-to-two passes and mountains”.

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Open the tool →百二关山 (bǎi èr guān shān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to strategic mountain passes or frontiers that are exceptionally well-defended, allowing a small force to successfully resist a much larger one; an impregnable defense”.
百二关山 is pronounced bǎi èr guān shān in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 百二关山 means “Hundred-to-two passes and mountains”. It is used to mean “refers to strategic mountain passes or frontiers that are exceptionally well-defended, allowing a small force to successfully resist a much larger one; an impregnable defense”.
百二:以二敌百。指边防稳固的国家