Armored Forces, an idiom in China, is spelled zhěng Ji m:shàn běng, which means to rectify armor and repair weapons. Be prepared for war. It's from the Song book Biography of He Chengtian.

"Song Shu He Chengtian Biography": "The suburbs of scouts are not Mu Zhi; The place to fight is not the city of farming and mulberry. So the wall is clear, so that the whole armor will be ready to take advantage of it when it comes. Although there are ancient and modern, there are also strengths and weaknesses, which are protected by the people of the whole territory. "

The whole dictionary explains? The whole place is orderly, not chaotic: neat. Clean and tidy. Completely orderly. Governance: remedy. Rectification. Reorganize. Make neat and orderly; B. neat and organized) Ready to go. Repair: plastic surgery. Old as new. Completely complete, not a little bit: complete. Done. Make people suffer

Dictionary explanation? A is the first one in the sky, which is used to replace the first one in the sequence: Jiazi. Hua Jia (60-year-old) ranks first, higher than all others: A-level ... Classification of ancient imperial examination scores: A (named "Jinshi Ji"); Dimethyl (named "origin of stone")

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Armored Forces, an idiom in China, is spelled zhěng Ji m:shàn běng, which means to rectify armor and repair weapons. Be prepared for war. From the Song Book Biography of He Chengtian