To suspend troops according to the law(àn jiǎ xiū bīng)

To suspend troops according to the law

According to the Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is à NJI ǎ Xi ū B ī ng, which means to pack up the armor weapons; it means to stop military operations. From Hanshu · Hanxin Zhuan.

The origin of Idioms

Han Xin Zhuan in Hanshu: "today's plan is not as good as a truce. Within a hundred Li, the ox will come to the sun to serve the scholar bureaucrats. They will head Yanlu in the north. However, if they send an envoy to Yan, they will not dare to listen."

Analysis of Idioms

A soldier in accordance with his armour

Idiom usage

United type; predicate; refers to a truce. example general, you can take a step back. Li Rihua, Ming Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : àn jiǎ xiū bīng