What does it mean to urge the horse to chase the moon and smell the chicken to fight for the morning and the evening?

To cherish time, to be fully prepared to struggle, to rise up in time, not to let go of a minute and a second.

Cheema Yangwhip, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is cè mǎ yáng biān, which means to raise a horse whip to drive a horse, to drive a horse forward quickly. The derived meaning is a metaphor for being well-prepared and quickly engaged in new work.

Explanation of "Winking at the Cock and Dancing": when one hears the cock crowing, one gets up and dances with the sword. Later, it is used as a metaphor for those who have the ambition to serve the country to rise up in time.