Idioms:

1. Take care of yourself: be at ease; Fatigue. It means to make full preparations in the war, save your strength, and give a head-on blow when the tired enemy attacks. < P > 2. Rest and recuperation: where to maintain; Interest-bearing: population reproduction. It refers to relieving people's burden, stabilizing their lives and restoring their vitality after war or social unrest.

3. Stop fighting [explanation] Stop, strike: stop, stop or end the war.

4. Wandering soldiers: soldiers recruited temporarily during the war in Qing Dynasty. Originally, it refers to soldiers who fled without a commander in chief. At present, it refers to acting alone in unorganized collective teams. Metaphor of war or war. Describe that war burns all over the place.

6. Jin Ge Tie Ma Ge shines with golden light, and the horse is equipped with armor. Metaphor of war also describes the heroic posture of soldiers galloping with guns.

Poem: 1. Grape wine luminous cups, urge them to drink pipa immediately. 2. But make Dragon City fly, and don't teach Huma to cross the mountains. 3. Yellow sand wears golden armor in every battle. Never give back the Loulan until you break it.

Famous saying:

1. War is a violent act that forces the enemy to obey our will (clausewitz)

2. War starts when you want, but it doesn't end when you are happy (Machiavelli)

3. Anyone, including cowards, can start a war. However, to end the war, the victors agreed (Sa Louste)

4. War uses gold (Ovid)

5. War seems to mean blood and iron (quintilian)

6. The prerequisite of war is that belligerence is the only virtue, and seeking peace is the only shame-(Bernard Shaw)

7. Where there is a country, there is war (.