1, vigorous and resolute, Chinese idiom, pinyin is Lé il ē f ē ngxí ng, which means strictly and quickly implementing policies and decrees. It also describes the momentum of violence and quick action. Xie Shangbiao, the secretariat of Chaozhou from Yu. \r\n2。 Idiom allusion: In the Tang Dynasty, Han Yu, the son of Guo Zi, was demoted to the history of Chao Ci because he opposed Tang Xianzong's welcoming Buddha bones. After he took office, he wrote "Xie Shangbiao, the secretariat of Chaozhou Prefecture", praising his ability to listen to politics, spin dry and turn to Kun, close the organ and let Lei Fei. Tang Xianzong felt that he was very loyal, so he was renamed as the secretariat of Yuanzhou, and later he was transferred to give imperial academy wine. \ r \ What do you mean by resolute? Go to:/ask/a77b8c1615832867.html? Zd view more content