Give me some historical idioms and people or events from them

Cup, bow, snake shadow, whip length, feel at home, terminally ill, Bole knows the horse, surprisingly wins, the lips are dead and the teeth are cold, hearsay, and the old horse knows the way, and the Mao Sui recommends himself, and the strange goods can live.

The first plan is to hide from the sky and cross the sea The second plan is to encircle Wei and save Zhao The third plan is to borrow a knife to kill the fourth plan to wait for work The fifth plan is to rob while the fire is burning The sixth plan is to attack the east and the west.

The 7th plan is to make something out of nothing The 8th plan is to secretly rent this slag to cross the Chencang The 9th plan is to watch the fire from the other side.

The 10th plan hides the knife in the smile The 11th plan Li Dai Taozhuang The 12th plan takes the sheep by the hand.

The 13th plan is to fight the grass and startle the snake The 14th plan is to borrow the corpse to return the soul The 15th plan is to transfer the tiger away from the mountain.

The 16th plan is to capture the old man The 17th plan is to throw bricks and lead the jade The 18th plan is to capture the king.

The 19th plan is to draw the bottom of the kettle The 20th plan is to fish in troubled waters The 21st plan is to get rid of the golden cicada.

The 22nd plan is to close the door and catch the thief The 23rd plan is to attack from a distance and close to the enemy.

The 25th plan steals the beam and changes the pillar The 26th plan refers to the mulberry and scolds the Huai The 27th plan is not crazy.

The 28th plan is to go to the house and quietly draw the ladder to pick up the cherry blossoms The 29th plan is to bloom on the tree The 30th plan is mainly anti-customer.

The 31st Count, the Beauty Scheme, the 32nd Scheme, the Empty City Scheme, the 33rd Count, the Bitter Meat Scheme.

The 34th count, the reverse plot, the 35th plot, the chain count, the 36th count, go up.

Smelling the chicken and dancing, Zu Di, talking on paper, Zhao Kuo, lying on the salary, tasting the gall, Gou Jian, bearing the guilt of Jing and asking for sin, Lian Po, Wangmei quenching thirst, Cao Cao, looking at the thatched house, Liu Bei, borrowing arrows from the grass boat, Zhuge Liang.

Answer]: C Sun does the answer analysis]: This question tests cultural knowledge.

The idiom story of "rooster cries and dog thieves" originates from one of Meng Weijun's doormen, "Mo Kai learns the rooster to crow and deceives the city gate". It is mostly used as a derogatory meaning after the yard balance, which is a metaphor for people who have no great talent, but will only be sideways and opportunistic. So the answer is c.

Warring States: Returning to Zhao (Lin Xiangru) to surround Wei to save Zhao (Sun Bin).

Retreat (heavy ears) Mao Sui self-recommendation (Mao Sui).

Bear the guilt of Jing (Lian Po) on paper (Zhao Kuo).

One drum (Cao Di) A thousand gold to buy bones (Guo Kui).

Avoiding illness and avoiding medicine (Cai Huan Gong) Lying on salary and tasting gall (Gou Jian).

Killing his wife and begging for a general (Wu Qi) frightened the bird of the bow (more).

Alpine flowing water (Yu Boya, Zhongzi period).

Qin: The word Qianjin (Lü Buwei) refers to the deer as a horse (Zhao Gao).