What are the examples of war in the Three Kingdoms, it must be an idiom

Burning Chibi. Pass five levels and kill six generals.

The idioms of the War of the Three Kingdoms are as follows:

Straw boat borrowing arrows, fledgling, seven steps into poetry, Wuxia Ameng, disrespectful, traitorous department, clever plan, Yan Qi rest drum repentance, hall acceptance of the grace of encounter, delay the army, step gang fight, drum horn sound, planning in people, tongue battle group Confucianism, force to discourage the public before the pretend, seal the gold seal, recuperate, never give up, as expected, first salute and then soldier, back like a thorn, a place to live, Sima Zhao's heart, passers-by know, a long time must be together, a long time must be divided

Everything is ready, only the east wind is owed, the heart is in Han in Cao Ying, the wife is lost and the soldiers are broken, the words of one side, the smile is cute, the strong words are reasonable, and the clouds and mist are cleared to see the blue sky.

1.Battle of Guiling, Battle of Maling, Battle of Changping 2Retreat from the rest of the three houses, lie on the salary and taste the gall, talk on paper, encircle Wei to save Zhao, and destroy Gao Jin by the three stools.

Ming Xiu Plank Road, Dark Crossing Chen Cang [ míng xiū zhàn dào, àn dù chén cāng ].

Basic definition of new words.

míng xiū zhàn dào，àn dù chén cāng ]

The parable uses an illusion to confuse the other person, but in fact has other intentions.

Source: The first fold of Yuan Shang Zhongxian's "Qi Yingbu": "The lonely family used Han Xin's plan, repaired the plank road in the open, secretly crossed Chencang, attacked the Three Qins, and robbed the Five Kingdoms. ”

Example: The lonely family used Han Xin's plan, repaired the plank road in the Ming Dynasty, attacked the Three Qins, and moved to capture the Five Kingdoms.

There are many idioms related to the Three Kingdoms period, such as:

Taoyuan Tie Up, Green Plum Boiled Wine, Three-legged Tripod, Grass Boat Borrowing Arrows, Scraping Bones to Cure Poison, Everything is Ready, Only the East Wind is Owed, Three Visits to the Thatched House, Being in Cao Ying's Heart in Han, Burning the Company Camp, Tears and Horses, Happy to ...... Shu

Ming Xiu plank road, secretly crossing Chen Cang, knowing oneself and knowing the other, winning a hundred battles, knowing each other, knowing each other, winning a hundred battles, not many soldiers, will not be wide, winning more with less, and the soldiers are not tired of cheating.

False and real, true and false

The water annihilated the Seventh Army, burned Xinye, crossed the river in white, fought Lu Bu in three Ying, Changbanpo, beheaded Huaxiong with warm wine, beheaded six generals after five passes, etc., too many. Let's read the Three Kingdoms rendition.

The battle of Guandu, the battle of Chibi, the three visits to the thatched reeds, the grass boat borrowed arrows,

When Yang Changhanpo Zhao Zilong rode the savior alone, Liu Guan and Zhang Sanying fought against Lu Bu, Sun Liu joined forces to burn Chibi, Cao Cao defeated Huarong Dao, Guan Yun lost Jingzhou, Guan Gong lost Maicheng, Cao Agui cut his beard and abandoned his robe, Ma Chao fought Zhang Fei,

設兵之設 [huǎn bīng zhī jì] 生字本Basic Interpretation Detailed Interpretation.

A strategy to delay the opponent's attack. It refers to procrastinating and then trying to figure it out.

Source: Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Chapter 99: "Kong Mingyong; Gradually retreating Hanzhong; Why was the governor suspicious; Don't chase it sooner? ”

Example sentence 1This is the enemy's, and we must not take it lightly.

Near antonyms. Synonyms expedient.

Antonyms are quick fixes.

1, the resurrection of the hip (Liu Bei): Describe long-term idleness and no achievements in his career.

2. Endless troubles (Liu Bei): It refers to the endless disasters left in the future.

3, like a fish in water (Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang): The metaphor is to get a person who is very compatible with him or an environment that is very suitable for him.

4. Three visits to the thatched house (Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang): It is described as thirsty for talents, and later used as a metaphor for many dedicated visits.

5. Fledgling (Zhuge Liang): Describe just coming out to do things, lack of practical experience, and relatively naïve.

6. Tiger standing in the dragon pan (Zhuge Liang): Describe the majesty of Nanjing's topography.

7. Brainstorming (Zhuge Liang): It refers to concentrating the opinions of all people and expanding the effect of work.

8, do your best (Zhuge Liang): Describe contributing all your strength, and you are dead.

9. Empty City Strategy (Zhuge Liang): refers to a method of warfare.

10, Wangmei quenches thirst (Cao Cao): metaphorically comforts oneself with fantasy.