Han Xin ordered soldiers-the more the better

Dongwu recruited relatives-making a fool of himself

The overlord of Chu was trapped in a trap-besieged on all sides

Si Mazhao's heart-everyone knows

Han Xin ordered soldiers, the better

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Liu Bang and Han Xin

Basic contents < It is an idiom named after Han Xin's allusions. Liu Bang once asked him, "How many troops do you think I can lead?" Han Xin: "Up to 1,." Liu Bang asked, "What about you?" Han Xin proudly said: "The more the better, the more the better!" Liu Bang said half jokingly and half seriously, "Then I can't beat you?" Han Xin said: "No, the master is the person who controls the generals, not the soldiers, but the soldiers train the soldiers specially."

According to Records of the Historian and Hanshu, Han Xin and Huaiyin (now southwest of Qingjiang River in Jiangsu Province) were good at leading troops to fight. Liu Bang deepened his understanding of Han Xin from actual combat. He often discussed the strategy of leading troops with Han Xin, and commented on the ability of generals to lead troops at the same time. Liu Bang once asked Han Xin, "If I can learn geometry?" The letter said, "Your Majesty can only make 1, yuan." He said, "How about Yu Jun?" Say: "The more officials, the better your ears" (Biography of Historical Records of Huaiyin Hou). In this dialogue, Hanwang asked, "In your opinion, how many soldiers can I take?" Han Xin replied: "You can bring up to 1,." Hanwang asked again, "So, how many soldiers can you take?" Han Xin replied, "The more I have, the better", that is, the more the better. Later, people summed up this allusion as "Han Xin ordered more soldiers, the more the better."

Dongwu courtship and bullockscored

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D not ng w ú zhā o q ī n, n ò ng ji m ù ng zhē n Dongwu courtship and bullockscored (Dongwu courtship and bullockscored) The Romance of the Three Kingdoms was replayed in the May 4th. After Sun and Liu jointly defeated Cao Cao in Battle of Red Cliffs, Liu Bei borrowed Dongwu Jingzhou for a temporary stay. Zhou Yu designed to earn money for Wu to recruit relatives, and wanted to take it hostage to get back to Jingzhou. Unexpectedly, Wu Guotai (Sun Quan's mother) saw that Bei was outstanding, and said, "It's a true son-in-law", so she married her youngest daughter (Quan Mei) to Liu Bei for Mrs Sun's sake. Later, the metaphor of "recruiting relatives in Soochow, making a fool of yourself" was contrary to the original intention and self-defeating. Ke Fei's "Spring Tide Rush" 9: "'Dongwu attracts relatives and makes the fake come true'. Li Chunshan scolded himself in his heart: he did another stupid thing. "

The overlord of Chu was trapped under the watchful eye-besieged on all sides

Pinyin: ch ǔ bà wá ng bè i kê n gā i xià-ǔ mi à n ch ǔ gē

After the demise of the Qin Dynasty, Hanwang Liu Bang and Xiang Yu, the overlord of the western Chu Dynasty, fought for the position of emperor for five years, which is history.

With the help of counselor Zhang Liang and general Han Xin, Liu Bang's army finally surrounded the Chu Legion and trapped them in Gaixia (in modern Anhui). Although the Chu army led by Xiang Yu suffered heavy casualties and was short of food and clothing, the battle was still very brave. If Liu Bang wants to storm, it will still bring great losses to his own army. Just when Liu Bang was worried about this matter, Zhang Liang presented him with a good plan-let people who know musical instruments in the Han army play Chu folk songs every night.

The Chu army was originally alarmed. When they heard Chu songs coming from all directions, they even thought that Liu Bang had occupied Chu and had no intention of fighting. Seeing this situation, Xiang Yu felt very sad and gradually lost his fighting spirit. After his favorite beauty, Yu Ji, drew his sword and committed suicide, he led only a few hundred soldiers to break through and finally committed suicide by the Wujiang River.

Although Xiang Yu committed suicide in defeat, his deeds have been handed down. And "The overlord of Chu is trapped-besieged on all sides" has also become a well-known two-part allegorical saying.

Si Mazhao's heart is well known to all

Pinyin: s: m: zhā o zh: x: n

Usage: as an object and clause; Refers to the ambition known by people

Source: the idiom

in Han, Jin, Chunqiu, which means that ambition is very obvious and known by people. [1] Si Mazhao was Wei Chen in the Three Kingdoms. After his father and brother, he continued to develop the power of Sima family, and his ambition to usurp the throne was well known. His henchmen stabbed Wei Di Cao Mao to death. His son Sima Yan later usurped Wei's independence. Later, people used the phrase "Si Mazhao's heart is known to everyone" to illustrate that the conspirators' ambitions are very obvious and have been known.