In the last years of the Qin Dynasty, Hisense led his troops to attack Zhao. Which idiom is it

Han Xin, last to fight.

I want to work with, and I will sink the boat.

Fight to the death. The "Hisense" in the title should be "Hanxin".

Battle of the Great Deer. It was mainly a major decisive battle between the rebel army led by Xiang Yu and the main force of the 400,000 Qin army led by the famous Qin generals Zhang Han Xiaonai and Wang Li, and it was also one of the famous battles in Chinese history in which fewer won more. Related idioms, such as the Hunger Zheng came from this battle, Xiang Yu took the initiative to storm the Qin army when the other princes' armies were cowering, and never led the princes' armies to act together, and finally annihilated the king and left the army, and finally forced Zhang Han to surrender a few months later.

Xiang Yu almost wiped out the main force of the Qin army after this battle, hastened the fall of the Qin Dynasty, and also established its leading position among the rebel armies.

Fight to the death.

From August to November of the second year of Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty (205 BC), in the Chu-Han War, Han Xin broke the four kingdoms of Dai, Zhao, Yan, and Qi, and carried out offensive operations of strategic encirclement against the Chu army.

In May of the second year of Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty, the two armies of Chu and Han formed a confrontation on the line of Xingyang (now Guxing Town, northeast of Xingyang, Henan) and Chenggao (now Bishui Town, northwest of Xingyang, Henan) (see Battle of Chenggao).At that time, the king of Wei was in Hedong (county magistrate, now Yuwangcheng in the northwest of Xia County, Shanxi) against the Han Dynasty. The Wei army could move westward to Guanzhong (referring to the area west of Hangu Pass), and southward could cut off the communication between Guanzhong and Xingyang.

In order to remove the flank threat, in August, Liu Bang sent Han Xin to raid Anyi (present-day Yuwangcheng in the northwest of Xia County, Shanxi) (see Battle of Anyi) and defeat the Wei army. In view of the fact that the three kingdoms of Dai, Zhao and Yan north of the Yellow River and the Qi State that occupied most of present-day Shandong were directly related to the overall situation of the Chu-Han War, Liu Bang adopted Han Xin's suggestion of "raising Yan and Zhao in the north, attacking Qi in the east, cutting off the grain route of Chu in the south, and meeting with the king in Xingyang in the west" ("Hanshu Han Xin Biography"), and implemented a strategic encirclement of Chu, and while insisting on a frontal battle against Chu, he gave Han Xin 30,000 troops and ordered him to lead his army eastward to open up the northern battlefield.

Siege Wei to save Zhao.

In 354 BC, the powerful Wei state attacked the Zhao state, and the Wei general Pang Juan commanded a large army to besiege the Zhao capital, Handan. In the second year, Zhao asked Qi for help, and Qi appointed Tian Ji as a general and Sun Bin as a military advisor, leading an army of 80,000 to the rescue.

Tian Ji originally planned to lead the army directly to Zhao to fight against the Wei army, Sun Bin believed that the elite soldiers of Wei were attacking Zhao State, and the country was empty, so he advocated adopting flexible tactics to avoid the real and attack the weak, and marched to Daliang, the national capital of Wei (now Kaifeng, Henan), causing the army to fall under the city and the army to press the border. Tian Ji adopted Sun Bin's strategy and led his army to attack Wei.

When Pang Juan heard the news, he was very anxious, threw away the grain and grass, and withdrew his troops from Zhao State to return to China in the starry night. Sun Bin set up an ambush in advance at Jiaoling (northwest of present-day Changyuan, Henan), where the Wei army must pass through on their return to China, and when Pang misused to lead the exhausted Wei army on a long journey, the Qi army suddenly attacked and defeated the Wei army. This battle is also known as the "Battle of Guiling".

In the history of warfare, this method of warfare is called "encircling Wei and saving Zhao". Since then, Sun Bin has become famous in the next step, and the world has competed to recite his art of war.

There are two idioms, one is Ma Sui's self-recommendation, and the other is a cone in the bag.

The snipe and the clam compete, and the fisherman profits.

yù bàng xiāng zhēng, yú wēng dé lì [interpretation] 鹬: long-billed waterfowl;Mussels: mollusks with shells. The metaphor is that the two sides are in dispute, and both sides lose, allowing the third party to take advantage.

If it doesn't rain today, it won't rain tomorrow, and there will be dead mussels. Beng also said: "If it doesn't rain today, and if it doesn't rain tomorrow, there will be dead sandpipers."

The two refused to give up each other, and the fisherman got and fowled.

Structure] Complex sentence form.

Usage] Complex sentence form;as a predicate, a definite;Derogatory.

Zhengyin] Sandpiper, which cannot be pronounced as "jú";相, which cannot be pronounced as "xiànɡ".

Distinguish] fish, can not be written "fish".

synonyms] fisherman gains, loses, and profits.

Antonyms] complement each other and complement each other.

Example sentence] in a capitalist society;Things happen from time to time.

Idiom story] During the Warring States Period, Zhao prepared to attack Yan, and King Yan sent Su Dai to Zhao to persuade King Zhao not to go to war, telling the story of a river mussel holding the long beak of a sandpiper on the bank, and the two sides argued, and finally was easily caught by a fisherman. If there was a war between Yan and Zhao, the Qin State would easily annex Yan Zhao like a fisherman. King Zhao had no choice but to give up his plans for war.

Paper.

zhǐ shàng tán bīng

Explanation] Talking about fighting a war on paper. Metaphors talk about theories and cannot solve practical problems. It is also a metaphor that empty talk cannot become reality.

Source] "Historical Records: Lian Po Lin Xiangru Biography" records: Zhao Kuo, the son of Zhao Hao, a famous general of Zhao during the Warring States Period, learned the art of war when he was young, and his father could not defeat him when he talked about military affairs. Later, he succeeded Lian Po as a general of Zhao in the Battle of Changping.

I only knew that it was done according to the military book, but I didn't know how to make changes, and as a result, I was defeated by the Qin army.

Structure] is more formal.

Usage] is dejorative. It is generally used as a predicate, object, and definite.

synonyms] sit and talk about the Tao, flashy, painting bread to satisfy hunger.

Antonyms] hard work, down-to-earth.

Example sentence] People hate those who only ; And people who can't solve real problems.

On paper, sow discord.