赴汤蹈火

赴湯蹈火
fùtāng-dǎohuǒ
idiom #15,657

Meanings

  1. 1 to go through fire and water
  2. 2 to brave any danger
  3. 3 to go to any lengths (for a noble cause)

Examples

HSK 3
Wèile péngyou, tā yuànyì fùtāng-dǎohuǒ.
For his friends, he would go through fire and water.

Tips

history
Literally 'to jump into scalding water and tread on fire.' This idiom dates to the Three Kingdoms period and expresses willingness to endure any hardship for loyalty or a righteous cause.

Stroke Order

tāng
dǎo
huǒ