Are there any idioms, proverbs or famous quotes about the word "武"? Is there any?

Arrogant soldiers abuse their power and conquer at will

Advisers and generals refer to strategic ministers and brave generals

Being neither civilized nor military can neither be civilized nor military. Can't use force.

Talent combined with both civil and military talents means that a person has both civil and military talents.

Wen means civilized governance; Ren means appointment; Wu means force. Abolish civil rule and use force. Refers to the emphasis on martial arts.

Jiwu thesis Jia: comparison, comment. Comment on martial arts and discuss articles.

Wen, Wei and Wu have the ability to govern a country, both civil and military.

Jiujiu Wufu Jiujiu: A brave and vigorous person. Wufu: A warrior, a person who joins the army. A brave and vigorous soldier. Later, it often had a derogatory meaning, referring to a sergeant who was strong but simple-minded.

Kong Wu Lili describes a person who is very powerful.

Strong military means: exhaustion; 黻: casually, arbitrarily. Use force at will and continuously launch aggressive wars. Described as extremely militant.

Sheng Qizu Wu Sheng: continue; Wu: footprints. Keep walking in the footsteps of our ancestors. A metaphor for inheriting ancestral property.

Wenzhiwugong is a metaphor for politics and military affairs.

The way of civil and military affairs, one step at a time. Wen and Wu: refer to King Wen of Zhou and King Wu of Zhou. It means the combination of leniency and severity, which is the method used by King Wen and King Wu to govern the country. It is now used as a metaphor for the tightness of life and the work and rest of work, which must be reasonably arranged.

Wen Tian Wu Xi Tian: leisurely; Xi: having fun. The civil servants were at ease and contented, while the military officers were wandering around and having fun. It means that officials only care about comfort and enjoyment, eating, drinking and having fun, and do not care about state affairs.

Mighty and unyielding Weiwu: power, force; Qu: surrender. The pressure of violence cannot make it yield. Indicates perseverance and perseverance.

Weiwu scriptures refer to those who are civilized and martial, and have the ability to govern the country.

Wen Tao and Wu Lue Tao: refers to the "Six Tao", an ancient military book, which is divided into six Tao of literature, martial arts, dragon, tiger, leopard and dog; Lue: refers to the "Three Strategies", an ancient military book, where Three volumes. A metaphor for military strategy.

I, Wu Weiyang, describe me as powerful and vigorous.

Both civil and military talents: Wen: literary talent; Wu: martial arts. Able in literature and martial arts, his literary talent and martial arts are both outstanding.

Yan Wu Xiu Wen Yan: stop; Xiu: prosperous, Xiu Ming. Stop military warfare and revitalize culture and education.

Yiyuan Dawu refers to the cattle used for sacrifice in ancient times.

Yaowu Yangwei Yao: show off. Show off force and show prestige.

Heroes have no place to show their talents. It is a metaphor for having talents but no place or opportunity to display them.

Army Consolidation Jingwu Jing: Governance. Rectify the army and manage armaments.

Zhi Ge is Wu. It means that the word "武" is a compound of the two characters "Zhi Ge". Therefore, the real martial arts must be able to stop the war. Later, he also pointed out that making the opponent surrender without using force is the real martial arts.

Abandon literature and pursue martial arts. Give up literature and pursue martial arts.

The weapons are hidden in the arsenal, and the horses are put into Huashan. The weapons are hidden in the arsenal, and the horses are put into Huashan. It means peace in the world.

Coming out of literature and into martial arts means having both civil and military skills.

Strengthen your courage and display your power.

To seize by force See "to seize by force".

Ultimate military force and poor military force. Abuse of force.

Driving shoulder to shoulder, shoulder to shoulder, foot touching foot. Describes a large number of people.

Kuiwen and Fenwu implement culture and education and inspire martial arts. The book "Book of Yu Gong": "Five hundred miles of Suifu; three hundred miles of culture and education; two hundred miles of military defense." Confucius Chuan: "Kui means salvation. Those who save the king do so with culture and education."

Lu Wu Cao Mang is the collective name of Lu Pheasant, Wu Zetian, Cao Cao and Wang Mang. In the old days, they were considered careerists who usurped the throne through conspiracy. Therefore, it refers to national thieves who steal political power.

Neither literature nor martial arts praises both humanities and martial arts. See Nai Wu Naiwen.

Nai Wu Nai Wen is used to praise the virtues of the emperor, referring to his writings on heaven and earth and Wu's determination of disasters. Later, it mostly refers to people who have both martial arts and literary virtues. Also written as Nai Wen Nai Wu.

Anyone who is capable of both literary and martial arts can do it. Nowadays, it often refers to the ability to write and actually work.

Enter civility and emerge from military affairs. It is said that a person has both civil and military talents. He enters the court as a civil servant and leaves the court as a general.

Hongjing of Shenwu in the Southern Dynasties Liang Tao Hongjing "had a poor family and failed in his quest to govern the county. In the tenth year of the Yongming Dynasty, he took off his court clothes and joined the Shenwu family, and resigned from his salary."

See "Southern History·Hermitage·Tao Hongjing". Later, "Shenwu Guangguan" was used to refer to resigning from office and living in seclusion.

Holy Spirit Civil and Military Words praising emperors or outstanding figures.

Tao Ge Yan Wu Collect weapons and stop armament. It is said to stop the troops and repair the text.

Tongwen and Tiaowu means showing off literary talent and martial arts.

Using force recklessly and excessively.

Civil and military officials neglect their duties.

Wen and Wu are hidden. Art and literature are flourishing but martial arts are hidden. It is said that the trend of advocating literature is flourishing. The language version of "Guoyu·Zhou Yuzhong": "We cannot compete with each other in military affairs, and we cannot hide our writings."

Wenjingwulue refers to the literary talents and military strategies of the world.

Wenjingwuwei ① It means that he is excellent in both literary and martial arts. ②A kind of chrysanthemum. See "Jiuhuashanzi" written by Fucha Dunchong of the Qing Dynasty.

Wenluwuxi means that civil and military officials are accustomed to ease and are greedy by nature.

Civil and military errands are metaphors for robbery and stealing.

Have both literary and military talents. Also known as "civil and military", "civil and military".

All-around civil and military talents are talents with both literary and martial arts skills.

The way of civil and military affairs refers to the methods used by King Wen and King Wu of Zhou to govern the country.

Wen Xiu Wu Bei Wen: Instruction. Repair: refers to getting on the right track and meeting the standards. Prepare: Prepared. It is said that both civil administration and military armaments have reached the ideal requirements.

Wen Xiu and Wu Yan, rituals, music, and education flourished, but military conquests and conquests ceased. It is said that the world is at peace.

Wen Zhaowu Mu In the ancient patriarchal system, the ancestral temples were ranked, with the ancestor temple in the middle. The following father and son were called Zhaomu, with Zhao on the left and Mu on the right. During the sacrifice, the descendants also lined up on the left and right to salute according to Zhao Mu. King Wen of Zhou became Mu during the Zhou Dynasty, King Wen's son King Wu became Zhao, and King Wu's son became Mu when he became king. "Wen Zhao Wu Mu" originally referred to King Wen's numerous descendants, but later it was generally referred to as the multiplication of descendants.

The great achievements of governing a country with culture and the great power of using force to suppress violence.

Being good at using force means that you cannot be polite when using force.

Wuchang leftover bamboo is a metaphor for materials that can still be used as spare parts.

Arrogant Xiangqu means relying on power to dominate the people.

Arbitrary and arbitrary: making judgments based only on subjective imagination. Tyranny: autocratic and forceful. Describes someone who relies on power to act arbitrarily and domineeringly.

Martial nobility and military appointment are given titles and official positions based on merit in battle.

Wu Yanwen Xiu Wenzhi has been implemented and military preparations have been stopped. Describes peace in the world. Also known as "Wen Xiu Wu Yan".

Superior martial arts: martial arts skills. It also refers to military and fighting skills. Describes martial arts skills that are superior to ordinary people.

Promote civility and suppress military affairs.

Cultivation of literature and Yanwu: promoting culture and education and suspending military preparations.

Yanwu Chongwen stopped military preparations and advocated culture and education.

Yanwu Zhanwen is the same as "Yanwu Xiuwen".

Yanwu's soldiers see "Yanwu's soldiers".

Yanwu Xige ceased military preparations and did not engage in war.

Yanwu Xiuwen is the same as "Yanwu Xiuwen".

Yanwu Xingwen is the same as "Yanwu Xiuwen".

Yanwu ceased fighting. See "Yanwu ceased fighting".

Performing martial arts and practicing writing refers to practicing martial arts and practicing writing.

To show off one's power and show one's power.

To show off one's power and show off one's power See "show off one's power and show off one's power".

To show off one's strength and show off one's power See "show off one's power and show off one's power".

A place of use describes a place where the terrain is difficult and conducive to combat. A metaphor for a place or opportunity where you can display your talents.

Yun Wen Yun Wu describes someone who is capable of both writing and martial arts.

Heel: heel. Wu: Footprints. Follow in the footsteps of those who have gone before you. Metaphor to follow the example of predecessors.

Heel-to-toe contact is the same as "heel-toe contact".

Zhuque Xuanwu Zhuque: the general name for the seven constellations in the south. Xuanwu: the general name for the seven northern constellations. Describe the neat lineup.

The ancestors wrote about Yao and Shun, and the charter of civil and military affairs followed the ways of Yao and Shun, and imitated the system of King Wen and King Wu of Zhou.

Zuwu Zongwen Ancestors attacked King Wu and respected King Wen. Refers to respecting ancestors.

Bingwen and Wu 〖Explanation〗 It is still said that he can be both literary and military.

Bing Wen Jing Wu 〖Explanation〗 In charge of civil affairs and management of military equipment.

Good at literature and martial arts 〖Explanation〗Have both literary talent and martial arts skills. Nowadays, it often refers to the ability to write and actually work.

Shengjue Zuwu 〖Explanation〗Sheng: continue; Wu: footprints. Keep walking in the footsteps of our ancestors. A metaphor for inheriting ancestral property.