Treat the idiom story with ease, and treat the idiom allusion with ease

At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Xiu sent a general to travel in all directions, but well, the Quartet was far away and encountered a valley soon after, and the two armies were fighting, so he stopped there and waited for the two armies to fight before killing it, well, it was a success.

At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, the warlord Kui Huan of Longsan and Gan broke away from Liu Xiu and went to seek refuge in Gongsun Shu, who was the emperor in Sichuan. Liu Xiu was furious and sent troops to attack Kui Qi, but was defeated by Kui Qi.

Liu Xiu then sent Feng Yi, the general of the expedition to the west, to occupy the wolf. When Kui Qi got the news, he ordered his troops to immediately go to the wolftown to seize the advantageous terrain. When Feng Yi's generals found out, they all advised Feng Yi not to fight with the patrol army.

Feng Yi said categorically: "We must seize the wolf's 'already ready to work'." Feng Yi ordered the troops to march hastily, and occupied the wolfyi before the march.

Feng Yi tightly sealed the news, closed the city gates, and let the soldiers rest. The patrolling troops had just arrived at the city in a hurry, and suddenly the drums on the city tower were loud, and Feng Yi's handsome flag was displayed. The patrolling army was defenseless and fled in all directions.

Feng Yi opened the city gate and led the troops to rush out of the city and defeat the enemy army.

Keeping one's army recuperated and waiting for the enemy to arrive from afar, so as to achieve the goal of destroying the enemy, is called "waiting for work at ease."

Zhang Kai, whose name is Gongchao, is a native of the Eastern Han Dynasty, who is very interested in Taoism, and has hundreds of disciples. The people who visited him every day were full of cars, filled the streets and alleys, and some people opened hostels and restaurants near his home to make money, so Zhang Kai had to move. Zhang Kai was very poor and made a living by selling medicine at a stall.

From the Encyclopedia of Idioms.

During the Yonghe period, he was recommended to serve as the county commander of Changling (now the east of Xianyang City), Zhang Kai did not agree, moved to Huashanyu to live in seclusion, and there were many seekers who went to Huashanyu for a while, which made Huashanyu become a bazaar, and people simply called Huashanyu as Gongchao Valley. Zhang Kai can be filled with clouds and mist within a range of five miles, and people call learning the Tao "learning fog". In the third year of Yuanhe, the emperor summoned him, and he shirked it again.

Zhang Kai lived to be 70 years old.

"In the fog" originally referred to the way of cultivation, and now it is boring to describe the state of being in a trance and not knowing what to follow.

The meaning in Wuli Mist is: a metaphor for the realm of vague trance and unknown truth.

Pinyin以逸待老 yǐyìdàiláo[Interpretation]."Sun Tzu: Military Struggle and Brigade Disturbance": "Treat the near and far, treat the labor with the servant, and wait for the hungry with the fullness, and the one who governs the power is also." ”[Protagonist].Feng YiAntonymsExhausted[synonyms].Recharge your energy and wait for work.

At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, the Longgan warlord Kui Huan broke away from Liu Xiu and went to seek refuge in Gongsun Shu, who was the emperor in Sichuan. Liu Xiu was furious and sent troops to attack Kui Qi, but was defeated by Kui Qi. Liu Xiu then sent Feng Yi, the general of the expedition to the west, to occupy the wolf.

When Kui Qi got the news, he ordered his troops to immediately go to the wolftown to seize the advantageous terrain. When Feng Yi's generals found out, they all advised Feng Yi not to fight with the patrol army. Feng Yi said categorically

We must seize the wolf's 'wait for work'. Feng Yi ordered the rushing troops to march quickly, and occupied the wolfyi before the march. Feng Yi closed the city gate tightly, and let the soldiers rest.

The troops on patrol had just arrived at the city in a hurry, and the old building in Chengsan Town suddenly beat drums, showing Feng Yi's handsome flag. The patrolling army was defenseless and fled in all directions. Feng Yi opened the city gate and led the troops to rush out of the city and defeat the enemy army.

Keeping one's army recuperated and waiting for the enemy to arrive from afar, so as to achieve the goal of destroying the enemy, is called "waiting for work at ease."

Taoism's advocacy of "waiting for work with ease" is an important survival philosophy in ancient Chinese philosophy. There are many examples of this idea in the allusions, such as the concepts of "waiting for work with ease" and "taking what you want, you must give it first", which reflect the early collapse of wisdom and flexible solutions. Among them, the story of waiting for work is particularly exciting, and it is one of the classic stories.

The story of waiting for work takes place in wartime China. There was a well-equipped army ready to attack a small town, but the people had already heard of the war and were prepared for it. They were ready to provide food and water to the soldiers who held the town at the gates.

So, they began to prepare very early, and when the enemy's army arrived, they actually blocked the gates of the city with deep ditches and moats that they had made themselves.

The enemy was visibly surprised at the sight of this unexpected situation. Then they set up camp outside the city gates and began a long siege. The people also made the enemy feel that they had countless arrows through the faint sound of pressure, the sound of battle, and the display outside the camp.

The soldiers who held out in the town did not have any attacks or counterattacks, and the enemy was quickly exhausted, exhausted, and exhausted, and finally had to abandon the intention of attacking.

The idea of "waiting for work" reflected in the story is a very effective strategy. When we encounter a difficulty, we don't necessarily need to use more strength to solve it, and sometimes we can use another strategy: do our best to get ourselves into a more comfortable state of life, improve our abilities, and wait for opportunities.

If we are in a state of waiting, we will be more flexible in dealing with difficult situations and more likely to seize our opportunities.

In addition, in commercial activities, "leisure and work" is also widespread. A successful entrepreneur often slows down, doesn't take risks, keeps reserves, and uses solid available resources and financial tools when appropriate. Entrepreneurs need to have a thorough understanding of market risks and make layouts in advance in order to get the maximum benefit from the market at the right time.

In short, "Waiting for work" is a ready-to-use strategy that can be used in both personal and business situations, and is a very effective coping strategy. <>