Even the enemy shějūnl dí [interpretation] enemy: quite. The two sides are equal in strength. [Language] Song Sima Guang's "Begging for Politics": "The ministers are different; Close; Those who can't be together; I hope your majesty will remain sacred; Check right and wrong. " [Pronunciation] Both; You can't pronounce "yūn" [Body discrimination] all can't write "army". Diamond cut diamond, evenly matched [antonym] Almost equal in number [Usage] Often used on both sides of the conflict. Often used as predicate and attribute.