Idioms originating from the Qin and Han Dynasties:

Burning books to bury Confucians (Ying Zheng), referring to deer as horses (Zhao Gao), replacing them (Xiang Yu), rising up (Chen Sheng), standing on the wall (saving) The princes of Zhao), breaking the cauldron and sinking the boat (Xiang Yu), making a three-part agreement (Liu Bang), banquet at Hongmen (Liu Bang and Xiang Yu), dancing the sword in Xiangzhuang with the intention of Peigong (Fan Zeng), wearing a crown while wearing a monkey (Xiang Yu), crossing Chencang secretly (Han Xin), and sharing a piece of the pie (Liu Bang) , a last-ditch battle (Han Xin), an ambush on all sides (Han Xin), besieged on all sides (Xiang Yu), the more the better (Han Xin), success is Xiao He, failure is also Xiao He (Han Xin), Xiao Gui Cao followed (Xiao He Cao Shen), sweating down the back (Zhou Bo), a promise worth a thousand gold (Ji) cloth)......