发火 (fā huǒ): Get angry / flare up (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

Despite repeated provocations from the other party, he restrained himself and did not get angry.

The coach flared up because the players repeatedly violated the discipline and announced severe penalties.

Seeing the child playing mobile games again, she couldn't help but get angry.

The boss got angry because the project was delayed and criticized the whole team.

Not only did he not get angry, but he calmly analyzed the root of the problem.