What is the allusion of the grass and trees are soldiers, and where does the allusion of the grass a

The idiom "all plants and trees are soldiers", and the plants and trees on the mountains are regarded as enemy soldiers. Describe the nervous, paranoid, panic psychology.

Source:

Jin Shu Fu Jian's Record": "Jian and Fu Rong went to the city and looked at the king's division, and saw that the troops were neat and tidy, and the soldiers were elite; Looking north at the grass and forests on Bagong Mountain, all of them are humanoid, Gu Rong said: "This is also a strong enemy, what is less?"

There is a fear of color. See also: "On Bagong Mountain, the grass and trees are all soldiers", "The wind is loud, the grass and trees are soldiers".

Allusion:

During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Fu Jian, the former Qin king in the north, wanted to conquer the Central Plains and unify the world.

In 383 AD, he mobilized an army of 900,000 troops to force into the Huai River and attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

The weak Eastern Jin Dynasty responded calmly to the enemy. The generals Xie Shi and Xie Xuan led their troops to the Huai River to meet the battle.

Fu Jian, the king of the former Qin, felt that he had millions of strong soldiers, and the grain and grass were piled up, so it was effortless to fight a weak Jin Dynasty, and he should win the first battle and capture Shouyang in one fell swoop. Fu Jian was confident that he would win, so he sent Zhu Xu, the general of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, to Xie Ying to persuade him to surrender, but Zhu Xu not only did not persuade him to surrender but told Xie Shi when he got there: "Although the Qin army boasted that there were one million strong soldiers, most of them were still on the way.

So Xie Shi immediately sent his subordinate Liu Jiao to lead 50,000 elite soldiers to take advantage of the darkness to cross Luojian and attack the Qin army, but Fu Jian's army was defeated.

Fu Jian suffered the defeat and was furious, he climbed the city tower, looked at the Jin army on the south bank of the river, and couldn't help but shiver. Fu Jian saw from a distance that the Jin army was neat and morale was high. Looking at it again, the grass and trees on Bagong Mountain were swaying in the wind, he thought it was a Jin soldier, but he didn't feel uneasy, and said to himself:

There are a lot of soldiers. ”

Later, the morale of the Qin army was extremely low, and Fu Jian's command was powerless, as a result, the Qin army collapsed on all fronts, and Fu Jian fled back to Luoyang with an arrow.

From before that, the Qin Dynasty gradually collapsed.

This sentence comes from the "Book of Jin Fu Jian Records".During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Qiang Qin always wanted to annex the Jin Dynasty, and the Qin King Fu Jian personally led an army of 800,000 to attack the Jin Dynasty. The Jin State sent generals Xie Shi and Xie Xuan to lead 80,000 soldiers and horses to meet the battle.

Of course, Fu Jian was very arrogant, and he didn't take the Jin army with a huge disparity in strength in his eyes at all.

However, who expected that the vanguard of the vanguard army would be defeated in the first battle with the Jin army, Fu Jian panicked. He and his younger brother Fu Rong went to the front line to inspect at night, and he saw that the Jin army had a strict lineup and high morale, and even the grass and trees on Bagong Mountain, where the Jin army was stationed, looked like soldiers all over the mountains! Then, in the decisive battle of Weishui, the Qin army was completely defeated and suffered heavy losses, the Qin king Fu Jian himself was wounded, and his younger brother Fu Rong was also killed.

Fu Jian fled in a hurry, and when he heard the wind and birds, he thought that the enemy's pursuers had arrived again. According to this historical fact, later generations created the idiom "the wind is loud, and the grass and trees are soldiers".

The wind is loud, the grass and trees are soldiers" is an idiom, eight characters together with can, only use the last four words can also do, is to describe people when they are very frightened, a little wind and grass, then nervous and scared, often describe the fear of the loser.

It should be noted that the word "唳" in the idiom is different from the "tears" of tears, the pronunciation of the two characters in Cantonese is the same, and the Mandarin "唳" does not read "tears", but reads "stand". This word can be interpreted as the sound of birds, "crane" of course refers to the crane chirping, but generally refers to the bird's chirping.

The wind is roaring, and the grass and trees are all soldiers", that is, the sound of the wind and the birds are also regarded as the abnormal sound of the enemy's pursuit, and every grass and tree is also regarded as the enemy's army, which shows how frightened and frightened the defeat and flight were!

I really don't remember this!

The Battle of Weishui, the war between the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Former Qin.

The idea is to take the grass and trees on the mountain as the enemy's military bureau shooting, describing people who are suspicious and suspicious when they are panicked, from the "Jin Shu Fu Jian Chronicles": "Looking north at the grass and forests on Bagong Mountain, they are all humanoid, Gu Rong said: "This is also a strong enemy, what is less?" There is a fear of color. ”

It is such a story, during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Qiang Qin has always wanted to annex the Jin Dynasty, Qin King Fu Jian personally led an army of 900,000 to attack the Jin State, the Jin State sent the generals Xie Shi and Xie Xuan to lead 80,000 soldiers and horses to meet the battle, Fu Jian was of course very arrogant, and did not look at the Jin army with a disparity in strength at all, but who expected that the first battle would be defeated, which made Fu Jian panic, he and his younger brother Fu Rong went to the front line to inspect at night, he saw that the Jin army was well-organized and the morale was high, and even the grass and trees on Bagong Mountain where the Jin army was stationed, It is also like a soldier all over the mountains, and then, in the decisive battle of Weishui, the Qin army was completely defeated, and suffered heavy losses in the orange, the Qin king Fu Jian himself was injured, and his younger brother Fu Rong was also killed, Fu Jian fled in a hurry, he heard the wind and the birds and thought that the enemy's pursuers had arrived again, and then the idiom "grass and trees are soldiers" evolved from here;

It can generally be used as a predicate, a definite, a complement, with a derogatory meaning, mostly used to describe nervousness, its synonyms are [wind and crane], [cup bow snake shadow], antonyms are [if nothing happens], [steady as Mount Tai] and so on, so how should we use this idiom to make sentences? The war is coming, and everyone in the whole country has a sense of being a soldier;

Okay, that's all for this issue about the idiom [Grass and Trees Are Soldiers], we'll see you next time.