Definition
This chengyu literally means 'blood and qi are just strong' — it describes a young person who is full of vitality, drive, and enthusiasm. It often carries a positive tone, but can also imply youthful brashness or inexperience.
f.e.
full of youthful vigoryoung and energetic
Examples
- 血气方刚，。Zhèxiē xuè qì fāng gāng de xiǎohuǒzi, gàn qǐ huó lái bù zhī píjuàn.These young lads, full of youthful vigor, work without knowing fatigue.
- 血气方刚，。Tā nà shí xuè qì fāng gāng, zuò shénme dōu yǒu shǐ bù wán de jìn.He was full of youthful vigor back then, with boundless energy for whatever he did.
- 血气方刚，。Niánqīngrén xuè qì fāng gāng shì hǎoshì, dàn yě yào zhùyì tīngqǔ zhǎngbèi de jiànyì.It's good for young people to be full of vigor, but they should also pay attention to advice from elders.
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