Can you describe the battlefields of ancient Rome or ancient China in modern language ?

Autumn soldiers on the battlefield.

Broken wells are in ruins. Corpses are everywhere.

Bleeding and drifting. Rivers of blood.

Corpses are strewn all over the field. Thousands of troops.

Invincible. Invincible.

Invincible. Defection.

The defeat was like a mountain.

Corpses are all over the field, bleeding and mourning, and the walls are ruined.

Vision: A wild dog growls excitedly at the sky, then lowers its head and gnaws on the corpse... It's a pleasure to eat.

(1) According to history, it can be seen that in ancient times, China's wars were concentrated in the north and west, where there were many Gobi, deserts, and grasslands, and it is not difficult to understand that the battlefield was a battlefield.

2) The ancient Roman aristocracy had a penchant for gladiatorial fights between slaves. In order not to be too bloody and violent, a layer of sand was spread on the ground of the gladiatorial arena, so that the blood of slaves could seep into the sand, so it was called "Battlefield Field", and people later called the battlefield "Battlefield Field".

The idioms to describe the "battlefield" are as follows:

Thousands of troops and horses, short-handed soldiers, golden drums in the sky, momentum like a bamboo, blood flowing into a river of thousands of troops and horses.

Pronunciation: qiān jūn wàn mǎ

Interpretation: Describe a majestic team or a huge momentum.

Meet at close quarters. Pronunciation: duǎn bīng xiāng jiē Interpretation: refers to close combat. The metaphor is a fierce struggle face to face.

Golden drums. Pronunciation: jīn gǔ lián tiān

Interpretation: Golden drum: In ancient times, the soldiers were commanded with gold cymbals and war drums, and the drums were beaten to indicate advance, and the sound of gold meant to retreat; Liantian: resounding in the sky. Describe the military might or the battle is fierce.

It's overwhelming. Pronunciation: shì rú pò zhú

Interpretation: The situation is like splitting bamboo, after the first few sections are broken, the lower sections are separated by the knife momentum. The metaphor is victorious and unhindered.

Rivers of blood. Pronunciation: xuè liú chéng hé

Interpretation: Describe the number of people who have been killed.

The grass and trees are all soldiers, the rain of bullets and bullets, the white bones are exposed, and the siege of Wei rescues Zhao.

I was startled when I saw the content upstairs, sit on the sofa, don't spray if you don't like it.

One; 1. If it is a positional battle, after the battle, the two sides agree to send a small number of troops to clean up the battlefield.

2. If it is a war of annihilation, it will be completed independently by the victor.

Two; The methods of dealing with the dead are divided into: 1. Abandon (encounters on the march);

2. Bury in situ. (field warfare far from the station);

3. Incineration and activation. (Fortified battles at the station).

Three; Treatment of the wounded: if the minor injury is easy to heal, the military doctor will kill the first, and the serious injury will be killed. The surrender of the other party is equivalent to the personnel of the other side.

Four; The family members of the deceased generally do not receive bereavement benefits, but those who have made special contributions may receive a certain amount of bereavement benefits.

Five; handling of the spoils of war; At that time, productivity was low, and what could be taken was taken as much as possible, and there would be no mercy to leave things for the deceased.

In fact, there are many rules in ancient times, and now some people often say that "people's hearts are not ancient", which means that modern people do not have the rules of ancient people. In ancient times, wars were very regular, unlike in TV dramas, where two groups of people began to rush and kill indiscriminately as soon as they shouted. In ancient times, warfare was about arranging troops, and it was very methodical.

As soon as the defeated side runs, the victorious side will not treat the corpse well, but it is just a hasty burial. Didn't the ancient people have words? In addition to the name, there is also the font size.

In ancient times, directly calling people by their names was tantamount to scolding, which was insulting, and people would be unhappy. During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao killed Ma Chao's entire family, and Ma Chao's book was written "Meng De killed my whole family".

If you look at Japan and South Korea, you can see that they all learned from China. Including the Japanese way of sitting with the legs pressed, they are all learned from China. After the Song Dynasty, it gradually broke off contact with Japan, and when the Song Dynasty people learned to sit on chairs, the Japanese did not learn.

The weapons are estimated to be retained, and the armor is buried together!

No, Ancient Greece used Ancient Greek, while Ancient Rome used Latin.

Ancient Greek has evolved into Greek (just like the relationship between ancient Chinese and modern Chinese in Chinese history, although there is a relationship between the origins but the gap is huge). After the Middle Ages, Latin has become almost a dead language in modern times.

It's not the same. Greece is Greece. Rome is Rome.

Just ask Du Niang this kind of question.