What idioms are there to describe "bullfighting"?

Pinyin: qkèdünú

Commentary: Dou: The Big Dipper. Bull: Altair. Bullfighting refers to the starry sky. Describe great verve. Fight with "swallowing cattle."

Source: Ming Hu Huan Wen's Suite: "I have my own wings and clouds, and I am angry with bullfighting. How can I be an enemy with him at a young age? "

Step 2 swallow the bullfight

Pinyin: Qin dǒu niú

Description: Dou and Niu: Altair and Big Dipper. Momentum can engulf stars. Describe the boldness of vision.

Swallow the bull's eye

Pinyin: qinniúd

Explanation: Bull fight: Altair and Big Dipper refer to the sky. Momentum can engulf stars. Describe great verve.

Source: Rong "Singing the Sword": "The box rushes to the cow, and the mountain turns to the pulley." Song Yuefei's poem "Red Cliff Green Mud" says: "Heroes are full of gas and swear to be true."

Step 4 fight the wind

Pinyin: ng niú dü u

Explanation: Qi: momentum; Niudou: Altair and Big Dipper refer to the sky. Describe anger or motivation.

Source: Song Yuefei's poem "Green Mud Red Cliff": "The heroic spirit is arrogant and vows to be true."

Step 5 fly into a rage

Pinyin: nê fà ch not ng gu ā n

Explanation: refers to wearing a hat when you are angry. Describe extreme anger.

Source: "Zhuangzi Stealing Foot": "Stealing Foot is angry and looks like a star." "Historical Records Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru": "It seems to support the wall and lean on the column, and it is angry and rushing to the crown."