"Retire three schools" is an idiom, which comes from Zuo Qiuming's Twenty-three Years of Zuo Zhuan in the Spring and Autumn Period. Its original intention is to take the initiative to retreat 90 miles in order to avoid conflict with each other; It is often used to describe concession and avoidance in order to avoid conflict. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was civil strife in the State of Jin, and his son Zhong Er escaped. When he arrived in Chu State, King Chu Cheng warmly welcomed him. Later, Zhong Er became a monarch, known as Jin Wengong in history. In 632 BC, Jin and Chu fought for the hegemony of the Central Plains for the first time in the Chengpu area of Weiguo, which was called the Battle of Chengpu in history. Jin Wengong promised to stay out of it, not only to repay the courtesy given by King Chu Cheng before, but also to lure Yin Cheng to take the bait with the tricks of "humble but arrogant" and "angry and scratching". In the end, Yu Zi was cheated, the left and right wings of the Chu army were wiped out, and the State of Jin won a great victory.
Huoshao chibi
Battle of Red Cliffs refers to a large-scale battle between Cao Cao and Sun Liu's allied forces at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is also one of the famous battles in China history, one of the most famous "three major battles" in the Three Kingdoms period, and the first large-scale river battle in the Yangtze River basin in China history. Battle of Red Cliffs, Sun Quan and Liu Bei formed an alliance against Japan at the critical moment when the powerful enemy advanced. They skillfully attacked with fire, and finally defeated the strong with the weak. This war laid the foundation for the division of the three countries.
King Wu's attack
Attacking Zhou is an important historical event, which refers to and leads Zhou to unite with various governors to attack the king of Shang Dynasty, and finally establishes Zhou and destroys Shang Dynasty. The attack on Zhou was an epoch-making event in the history of China and a great revolution in the history of China civilization. It was a turning point in the decline of Shang Dynasty and played a positive role in promoting the historical progress of China. After the successful cutting, the Western Zhou Dynasty began to implement the enfeoffment system, and China established the Zhou Dynasty for 800 years.
The Yellow Emperor fought against Chiyou.
The story of the Yellow Emperor's battle against Chiyou comes from China's ancient wonderful book Shan Hai Jing, which is a very wonderful one in China Myth and Legend written by Yuan Ke, the father of China mythology and oriental mythology. The Yellow Emperor Ji Xuanyuan is between Shennong and Jiuli tribe, and the three tribes compete for hegemony. Ji Xuanyuan was afraid of being attacked on both sides, so he took a preemptive strategy and raided Shennong tribe, defeating Shennong tribe in the war in Hanquan countryside. Ji Xuanyuan went to Zhuolu, the base of Jiuli tribe, and fought in the countryside of Zhuolu. This is the earliest and most famous battle of Zhuolu in history. Finally, the Yellow Emperor defeated the Jiuli tribe and killed Chiyou.
Cut off all retreat
"Burn one's bridges" is an idiom in China, which comes from the chronicle of historian Xiang Yu. It tells the story of Xiang Yu's cross the rubicon, driving the vassal Coalition forces to annihilate the main force of General Qin. This idiom refers to breaking the rice cooker and sinking the ferry, and to doing things without leaving a retreat and being decisive.
Seven escapement mechanism
The seventh capture of Meng Huo, also known as the battle to pacify the south, was a war launched by Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of Shu Han Dynasty, against the south in the third year of Jianxing. It tells the story that Zhuge Liang adopted the strategy of "serving people with virtue", captured and released the local governor Meng Huo alive seven times, and captured Meng Huo alive in Meng Huo City for the seventh time, so that he really surrendered and was no longer an enemy. This story tells us that we should treat people like this and infect others with our own virtue and cultivation!
Encircling Wei to save Zhao-Encircling Wei to save Zhao
Encircling Wei to save Zhao, the alignment in the 36 plans, and the explanation of the Wei War (see the Battle of Guiling). Encircling Wei to save Zhao is a brilliant plan among the thirty-six plans. Its genius lies in that it avoids the superficial phenomenon of the problem and solves the problem from the source of things in a reverse thinking way, thus achieving a magical effect of winning. From Historical Records, Volume 65, Biography of Sun Tzu Wuqi.
Strive for the glory of Poyang Lake
Fighting for the Heroes of Poyang Lake tells the story of a strategic decisive battle between Zhu Yuanzhang and Chen Youliang at the end of Yuan Dynasty for the water of Poyang Lake. In the end, Zhu Yuanzhang won and Chen Youliang was killed. This famous war stories history is called the Battle of Poyang Lake, also known as Poyang Lake Water War and Poyang Lake War, which took place in A.D. 1363. The battle of Poyang Lake is not only the largest water war in the ancient history of China, but also the largest water war in the world in the Middle Ages, which can be said to have far surpassed Battle of Red Cliffs in the Three Kingdoms period.
Burning connected camps
Burning camp is a famous military story in history, which refers to a battle between Wu and Shu during the Three Kingdoms period, which took place during the Yiling War from July 226, 22/kloc-0 to August 222, 222. In retaliation for Wu's capture of Jingzhou and Guan Yu's murder, Liu Bei led an army to attack Wu. Xun avoided its front, persisted in not fighting, and the two sides fell into confrontation. The expedition of the Shu army made it difficult to supply, and at the same time, in order to alleviate the heat of the sergeant, Liu Bei ordered the Shu army to camp in the mountains for the summer. Lu Xun seized the opportunity and ordered the soldiers to take a thatch. When they arrived at the camp of the Shu army, they set fire to the camp and stormed, and the fire soon spread in various camps. The Shu army was in chaos, and Wu Jun even broke more than forty battalions. The success of Lu Xun's fire company camp decided that Shu defeated Wu Sheng in the battle of Yiling (the battle of Xiaoting).
Every bush and every tree seems to be enemies-in a state of extreme panic.
"All plants are soldiers" is a historical idiom story, which comes from The Book of Jin Fu Jian. It happened during the Battle of Feishui in A.D. 383. All the plants and soldiers were illusions of Qin soldiers in the case of failure and panic. This idiom means to treat the weeds and trees on the mountain as enemy soldiers, and describes being frightened by the momentum of the other side, resulting in paranoia and illusion.