哀(ai)兵(bing)必(bi)胜(sheng)
"哀" means "hopeless, depressed"
"兵" means"arms,soldiers,military"
"必" means"must"
"胜" means"win,triumph"
So it means"an army burning with righteous indignation is bound to win".
Corresponding English idiom: "The Underdog always wins"
Example sentece: Nick unexpectedly beat Kaka from China in the table tennis match, perhaps the "underdog always wins" which is often said. (尼克竟然在乒乓球比赛中赢了身为中国人的卡卡,这或许就是常说的哀兵必胜吧.)
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