"血脉偾张" (mài xuè fèn zhāng) is a Chinese idiom that literally translates to "the blood vessels bulge and the pulse races." It is used to describe a state of extreme excitement, anger, or intense emotion. This phrase is often used in literature or everyday speech to vividly depict someone's emotional state during a tense or highly charged situation.

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