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Anonymous users2024-02-061. Delaying the army
Pinyin: huǎn bīng zhī jì
[Explanation]: A strategy to delay the opponent's attack. It means delaying the time and then thinking about what to do.
Source]: Ming · Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Chapter 99: "Kong Ming used the strategy of delaying his troops to gradually retreat from the Han Dynasty, why did the governor have doubts and not pursue him early? ”
Pinyin**]: h b z j
synonyms]: expediency.
Antonyms]: quick battle, quick victory, military nobility and speed.
After the break]: Zhuge Liang plays the piano.
Lantern riddle]: Suspended.
Usage]: as the subject, object; It means delaying the time and then thinking about what to do.
English]: Stalling tactics
2. The golden cicada sheds its shell.
Pinyin: jīn chán tuō qiào
[Explanation]: When a cicada becomes an adult, it sheds a layer of shell. The metaphor is used to get out of the way, so that people cannot realize it in time.
Source]: Yuan · The second fold of Guan Hanqing's "Xie Tianxiang": "I tried all my tricks to cut off my stomach and intestines, and I couldn't find a golden cicada to get out of my shell." ”
Pinyin**]: j c t q
synonyms]: to delay the army, to hide from the sky and cross the sea.
Antonyms]: Catch turtles in urns.
After the break]: Zhuge Liang borrowed the east wind.
Lantern riddle]: Knowing that it flies.
Usage]: as a predicate, object, definite; The metaphor is used to conceal people's eyes and ears.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Back: Back: Back; Dao: Road; Chi: Run. Run in the opposite direction. The metaphor goes in the opposite direction or deviates from the right goal and goes in opposite directions.
synonyms: the opposite of each other.
Antonyms: like-minded.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04This should be justified.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Lure the enemy deep into the golden cicada shell.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Hugging the head of the rat scurrying as birds and beasts scattered.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Hugging the head of the rat and running away, throwing away the armor, dragging the soldiers and abandoning the armor, defeating like water, defeating and fleeing, fleeing in the wilderness, running away from the wilderness, the wolf running and throwing away the armor, fleeing east and west, falling into the wilderness, people on their backs, falling on their horses, falling flowers and flowing water, their heads breaking and bleeding, rolling and climbing, farting and urine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Hugging the head of the rat and running away, he ran away in defeat.
Fleeing in the wilderness, fleeing in embarrassment, fleeing from east to west.
Panic.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Throw away the armor.
Afraid of one's own shadow. Panic.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29Panic and fart.
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Thirty-six strategies, also known as thirty-six strategies, refers to the ancient Chinese thirty-six art of war strategies in war and confrontation is very practical, substitute into the game of eating chicken can also wish you a helping hand "to win with wisdom", besiege Wei to save Zhao, this refers to besieging the capital of Wei to rescue Zhao. It is now borrowed to refer to the tactic of overtaking the enemy's rear to force it to withdraw. In the fourth row, if our side is in a fierce battle, we can let our teammates cover us with gunfire, so that we can break through to the rear of the enemy and kill the enemy, especially under the hill to attack the hillside, the terrain is not conducive to us, and it is easy to fall into a disadvantage if we force our side to attack, and after the sudden attack, we must not be seen to enter from the rear, and take him by surprise.
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