To scare the snake by stirring up the grass—literally, to make a move that alerts the enemy and ruins a surprise attack.

Name: To scare the snake by stirring up the grass—literally, to make a move that alerts the enemy and ruins a surprise attack.
Author: Turning Stones into Enlightenment Culture

Childhood idiom stories combined with vivid and adorable cartoons present the profound Chinese idiom culture to young children, helping them better understand the meanings behind the idioms.