The original meaning of "Mount Tai presses eggs" is that Mount Tai presses eggs; Metaphor easily overwhelm each other with absolute advantage.

First, the origin of the idiom

The situation is smooth and rebellious, and it is Wu Huo who destroys the ice, breeds corruption, the beast devours the fox, and Mount Tai presses the egg. Because of the wind, it is not enough. (The Book of Jin Sun Hui Chuan by Tang Fang Xuanling, etc.) Later generations refined it into the idiom "Mount Tai lays eggs".

Second, the idiom story

In 265 AD, Sima Yan proclaimed himself emperor on behalf of Wei, and established the Western Jin Dynasty, known as Emperor Wu of Jin in history. In order to rule the world forever, he made all the children with the same surname kings and let them guard important cities in the country. In 32 AD, Sima Yi, the king of Hejian, joined forces with ismail in Changsha to attack and kill Sima Tong.

At this time, Sima Ying, the king of Chengdu, exclusively assisted the government, appointed Sun Hui and made him a general to join the army. Soon, Sima Yi and Sima Ying jointly attacked and killed ismail, and then abolished Sima Ying. Sun Hui absconded by changing his name because he killed Sima Ying's goalkeeper Liang Jun without authorization.

Later, Sima Yue, the king of the East China Sea, set up a large-scale army in Xiapi, with great momentum, expressing his support for the royal family. Sun Hui had great hopes for Sima Yue, so she wrote a letter to him under the pseudonym of Nanyue Yishi Qin Secret. In his letter, Sun Hui praised dispatch troops of Sima Yue as a beast devouring a small fox, and the lofty Mount Tai crushed a small bird's egg, which was sure to win.

Sima Yue appreciated Sun Hui's literary talent very much and sent someone to post a poster to find the writer. Later, I finally found Sun Hui and took him as a clerk to join the army, responsible for military paperwork, and participated in discussing major issues. Since then, Sun Hui has been promoted repeatedly and has been reused.

Idioms

1. His strength is like Mount Tai pressing an egg, leaving his opponent powerless to fight back.

2. The probability of success of this project is as slim as Mount Tai's eggs.

3. His determination and perseverance are like pressing an egg on Mount Tai, and he will stick to it no matter how difficult it is.

4. His attack was as fierce as Mount Tai's egg, which made his opponent unable to resist.

5. The result of this competition is as obvious as Mount Tai's eggs, and there is no suspense.