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Four-word idioms about Sun Tzu's Art of War
1. The art of war encircles Wei to save Zhao.

Anti-sensory siege and transfer

The interpretation originally refers to the method of the Qi army besieging Wei during the Warring States Period, which forced Wei to withdraw the troops that attacked Zhao and saved Zhao. The latter refers to the tactics of attacking the enemy's stronghold behind the enemy's back and forcing the attacking enemy to retreat.

Source "Historical Records, Sun Tzu's Art of War, Biography of Wuqi"

What can I do if the use case uses the scheme of ~, not to solve the danger here, but to take my Liangshan Dazhai? (Shi Ming Nai 'an's "Water Margin" back to sixty-four)

Take your time waiting for an exhausted enemy/opponent.

Save your strength in the near sense.

Antisense exhaustion

Interpretation: leisure; L: tired. It means to be fully prepared in the war, save your strength and give a head-on blow when the tired enemy attacks.

Source "The Art of War": "Treat the distance with the near, treat the labor with fear, and satisfy the hunger. This is also a rule. "

He is on the defensive, so it is difficult for us to win on time. (Qing Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars" 43rd time)

Feint to the east and attack to the west-aim at a pigeon and shoot at a crow.

Surprise, surprise.

Interpretation of sound: sound. It refers to the east attacking the west, but in fact it is the momentum of the west attack. It is a tactic to make the other side have the illusion of winning by surprise.

The origin of the use of soldiers in the Brief Instructions of Huai Nan Zi: "Therefore, the way to use soldiers is to meet them with softness, to subdue them with weakness, to take them by force, to show them to the west and to show them to the east ..." Tang Duyou, the author of Tongdian Bingliu, said: "Words strike the east, but actually hit the west."

Take the example of Shu people or ~ to lead the attack to the north, and our soldiers must guard separately. (The Romance of the Three Kingdoms by Ming Luo Guan Zhong11/back)

Follow the unknown road in secret

Give each other a wink in the near future

Opposite, blatant, burning employees

Interpretation of crossing: crossing; Chen Cang: The name of ancient county, in the east of Baoji City, Shaanxi Province. Metaphor is to achieve a certain goal by creating illusion. It is also a metaphor for adultery.

The source of Yuan Ming's "Xiachencang" is the second fold: "I can sneak past the Chencang Ancient Road when there is a plank road built in Fan Kuai. This Chu soldier doesn't know if he is wise, so he must arrange troops to guard the plank road. I cut the ancient Chencang Road and killed it unexpectedly. "

Use Han Xin's plan, build plank roads, attack Sanqin and take five countries. (The first discount of Yuan Anonymous's Seven Ying Bu)

Lure the tiger out of the mountain

A diversion from the east to the west, besieging Wei to save Zhao.

Try to keep the tiger away from the original hill. Metaphor uses tricks to make the other party leave the original place, so as to take the opportunity to act.

The origin of Xu Ming Lin Zhong's Romance of the Gods dates back to the 88th time: "Ziya Gong must use his own strategy to lure the tiger away from the mountain and win the first world war."

This is naturally a plan, and neither Deng nor Wuhan School agrees. (Guo Moruo's One Night in Nanchang)

Catch robbers

Interpretation refers to catching the main enemy first in the battle. Grasping the key first is also a metaphor.

From the sixth poem before leaving the village by Tang Du Fu: "Shoot the horse first, catch the thief first."

Let someone get away with it so that he can be arrested later.

Guan Renyi wants to take the past and lure the enemy deeper.

I feel that letting tigers go back to the mountains will cause trouble.

Interpretation: grasp; Vertical: release. Deliberately let him go first, let him be caught off guard, completely exposed, and then catch him.

The source of Qing Wu Ren Jian's "Seeing the Present Situation of Monsters in Twenty Years" is the seventieth time: "If you don't agree with him here, release a means of playing hard to get and then make it happen."

Shed the shell of cicada-get rid of the predicament/encirclement with strategy

A plan to slow down the troops and cross the sea.

Catch a turtle in an antisense jar

When a cicada becomes an adult, it must shed its shell. Metaphor muddle through, make people can't find it in time.

The source of Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Xie Tianxiang" is the second fold: "I tried some tricks, and I was too anxious to find a lie."

For example, if you hurry to hide now, and you can't hide from expectations, you must give up a "~" way. (Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" back to the 27th)

delaying/dilatory/stalling tactics

stopgap

Disgust, make it quick, make it quick.

Explain the strategy of delaying the opponent's attack. Stall for time, and then find a way.

The source of Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms is the 99th time: "Kongming retired from Hanzhong by delaying his troops. Why did the Governor suspect that he did not pursue it earlier? "

Use cases to do this are just ~.

2. What are the four letter word about Sun Tzu's Art of War? Know yourself and yourself: zh and j ǐ zh and b ǐ?

Ever victorious?

Plans and strategies.

Surprise it.

Every tree is a soldier c m:o mùJi bīng.

There is a lot of noise.

These soldiers are very expensive. B: and whole grains.

Ghosts, elusive.

Everything is fair in the war.

Burn one's bridges, f incarnation

Know yourself and know yourself: the original intention is that if you can thoroughly understand the situation of both sides, you will be invincible in battle. Know both sides well.

Win every battle: win every battle. Describe invincible.

Plan: support: plan, plan; Curtains: Ancient military tents. Refers to the formulation of operational strategies. By extension, it means planning and guidance.

Take the enemy by surprise: its pronoun refers to the enemy. Attack while the enemy is unprepared.

All vegetation is soldiers: treat all vegetation on the mountain as enemy soldiers. When people panic, they are suspicious.

The wind is shaking: Li: The crane is crying. Describe panic, or self-alarm.

The soldiers are very fast: very fast: very fast. Fighting is expensive, and action is particularly fast.

Ghostly: Out: Appearing; No: it disappeared. As fickle as a ghost. Describe impermanence and unpredictability. The back finger moves quickly.

All soldiers are disloyal: disgust: disgust; Cheating: Cheating. When fighting, try to confuse the enemy with illusions as much as possible in order to win.

Burn one's bridges: a metaphor for making up your mind to go all out.

3. Four-word idioms about tactics: the first plan is to cheat the sea, the second plan is to encircle Wei and rescue Zhao, the third plan is to kill people with a knife, the fourth plan is to wait for an opportunity, the fifth plan is to take advantage of the fire, the sixth plan is to introduce the east into the west, the seventh plan is to make a feint, the eighth plan is to sneak into Chen Cang, the ninth plan is to watch the fire from the other side, the tenth plan is to hide a dagger in your heart, the eleventh plan is to steal sheep, and the third plan is to attack snakes. Plan 20, plan 2 1, plan 2 1, plan 22, close the door to catch thieves, plan 23, long-range attack, plan 24, plan 5, plan 25, plan 5, bait and switch, plan 26, plan 27, plan 28, plan 28.

4. The four-word idiom of Sun Tzu's Art of War, tiger seeks dragon strategy: refers to the legendary "three strategies" written by Huang Shigong. Tao: it refers to six roads. Three Strategies and Six Taos are ancient art books. It refers to the art of war and the art of war, as well as the tactics of military strategists.

Source: Ji's poem "Mourning for Hang Cheng": "Once you rush to the west, the jade and gold cups will be scattered. Qingdu listens to the sky, and the tiger is slightly longer than the stone chamber. "

Liu Tao and Sanlve "Liu Tao" and "Sanlve": both ancient art books. After referring to the art of war, the art of war.

Source: The Biography of Li Xi 'an in the Later Han Dynasty Note: Six Tao articles of Taigong, the first on the Eight Classics, the second on Confucianism and Martial Arts, the third on commander Long Tao, the fourth on tiger seeking benefits, and the fifth on Tao Bao, a captain.

Long Taobao refers to the art of war.

Source: Song Minglian's poem "Writing a Letter to Send Jin Xianliang": "The egg rain dreams for ten years, and the dragon and leopard live for a lifetime."

Attacking the ancient art of war means attacking with ten enemies and five enemies. See "Ten Surroundings and Five Attacks".

Source: Guan On Li Ling: "Although Bing Gu is good at using troops, he can overwhelm the masses with fewer people, but he should not neglect the way of attacking."

The beauty of combat lies in clever use of the art of war and good thinking.

Source: The Scholars by Qing Wu Jingzi, Chapter 43: "Leave him alone. The beauty of operation lies in one heart. "

5. Four-word idioms about tactics: The first plan is to cheat the world; The second plan is to encircle Wei and save Zhao; The third plan is to kill people with a knife; The fourth option is to wait for work; The fifth scheme is to fish in troubled waters; The sixth plan is to transfer from the east to the west; The seventh plan is to steal the run; The eighth plan is to sneak into Chen Cang; The ninth plan is to watch the fire from the other bank; The tenth plan is to hide the dagger with a smile; The eleventh plan is to steal from Li; The third plan is to attack snakes; Playing hard to get, 16, 17, 18, the fourth set of melee, 19, pot bottom, 20, 21, 21, 22, closing the door to catch thieves, 23, far attack, 24, 5, 25, 5, bait switch, 26, 27, 27, 28, 28.

6. The strategy and tactics of knowing yourself and yourself in Sun Tzu's Art of War can be summarized as several four-word idioms: Know yourself and know yourself, and you will win every battle.

Almost pronounced: d à i.

A clear and thorough understanding of both sides ensures victory in games, competitions or wars.

Shiyi, if he can understand the situation of both sides thoroughly, many battles will not fail.

In Sun Tzu's Art of War: Know yourself and yourself. "He is invincible."

From a military strategist: Sun Tzu's Art of War says, "Know yourself and know yourself, and you will win every battle;" [1] If you don't know each other, you will know each other, and one wins and one loses; If you don't know each other and your friends don't know each other, every battle will be dangerous. " This means that in military disputes, knowing ourselves and knowing ourselves will not be dangerous in every battle; If you don't know yourself and know yourself, the chances of winning or losing are half; If you don't know yourself and yourself, you can only fight a hundred battles.

7. The four-character idiom "Sun Tzu" in The Art of War is mainly formed in 1. Directly taken from the original text of Sun Tzu's Art of War. 2. Later generations processing combination.

Compile as follows: 1 Surprise 4. impeccable 5. invincible 7. surprise 1 1. one after another 16. getting earlier and earlier ""grandson? Military contention: "Treat as close as possible, treat work calmly, and wait for all staff to stand by." This is also the law of strength. "

> 17. latecomers come first 19. love soldiers like children ""grandson? Topography: "If you regard a pawn as a son, you can die with it. "> 20. The beginning and the end correspond to" Grandson? Chapter 9: "Therefore, those who are good at using soldiers are as straightforward as they are; Those straightforward, long-mountain snakes, head first and then tail, tail first and then tail.

"> 2 1. In the same boat" "Grandson? Nine places: "Husband and Wu people hate Yue people. When they are in the same boat and encounter strong winds, their rescue is like a right hand. 22. We are in the same boat.

> 23. the soldiers are expensive at a rapid pace