"The law of the jungle", an idiom in China, is pronounced ruròuqiángshi. Its original meaning is that the weak in animals are swallowed up by the strong, which means that the weak are swallowed up by the strong. From Tang Hanyu's Preface to Sending Fu, it is often said: "The law of the jungle."

Synonyms: bully the weak and fear the hard, bully the weak and fear the hard, respect the strong, win without arrogance, and lose with grace,

Antonym: peaceful coexistence,

Usage: as predicate, object and attribute; Refers to natural competition.

Make sentences:

1, we can't just sit idly by and be brave about the law of the jungle.

2. The jungle in the shopping mall. Only by developing products hard can the company develop sustainably.

3, the law of the jungle in the world, whoever is strong, who can dominate.