Pinyin: b?izh?ngb?ifā?

Interpretation: English: hit the target. F: launch. Describe archery, throwing or shooting accurately, and hit the target every time. It is also a metaphor for doing things with confidence and never failing. With "one shot at a time".

Source: Article 31 of the Romance of Gods: "Go back to Chen Tou, expect the Flying Tigers to come, hang down the halberd and take Long Fu in hand. This symbol was secretly granted by another person and it was successful. "

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Don't shoot at the target?

Explanation: shooting without an arrow is a metaphor for talking or doing things without looking at objects or having a clear goal.

Source: Liang Qingqichao's Review of Sino-Japanese Negotiations: "If this is the case, then what I said in this article is purely aimless and catching shadows."

Example: His deep eyes and sincere voice make everything that goes against truth and justice aimless.