What do you mean, shoving?

Pushing and shoving is a rude and persistent shoving.

Pushing and shoving, a China idiom, pinyin is tu and tutuīsǎng sǎng s m:ng s m: ng, which means pushing and shoving roughly and continuously. From scholars.

Idiom usage:

As objects and attributes; Fight.

Interpretation by reference:

Lu Yao's Ordinary World, Volume III, Chapter 18: Everyone pushes and shoves together, squeezing Lingxiang and her son-in-law.

Examples of pushing:

1, they are chest to chest now, panting, shoving and glaring.

2. The "war of force" between parents sometimes lasts for a long time, including pushing and shoving, throwing things or hitting people.

When they are driving on the snowy street, they are prone to push and shove, and they are not controlled by anyone.