Zhao Yihan(bá zhào yì hàn)

Zhao Yihan

It is used as a metaphor to steal a victory or a victory. It means to defeat the other party. It comes from the biography of Huaiyin Marquis, volume 92 of historical records.

Idiom explanation

usage: used as predicate and attribute; refers to the victory over the other party

Idioms and allusions

According to the letter "biography of Huaiyin Marquis" in the volume 92 of records of the historian, there are two thousand cavalry, waiting for Zhao kongbi to pursue profits, then they rush into Zhao Bi, all of them pull out Zhao flag and set up Han red flag for two thousand. The Zhao army was too weak to be trusted. If they wanted to return to the wall, all the walls were red banners of the Han Dynasty. They were shocked to think that all the Han Dynasty had won the general of the king of Zhao, so they ran away in disorder. Although the general of Zhao was killed, they could not be banned. So the Han soldiers attacked each other and captured the Zhao army. They chopped An Jun on the water and killed the king of Zhao. According to the biography of Huaiyin marquis in historical records, Han Xin led the Han Army to attack Zhao and was about to arrive at jingxingkou. He first selected two thousand light cavalry, and then took a red flag to ambush near Zhaoying. Then, they formed an array to lure Zhao. The Zhao army attacked, the Han Army feigned defeat and left, and the guokong camp of the Zhao army pursued. "The letter sent out two thousand cavalry, waiting for Zhao kongbi to pursue profits, then rushed into Zhao Bi, all pulled out Zhao flag, set up Han red flag two thousand." The Zhao army was unable to win in the attack. When they wanted to return to the camp, they saw that the camp was full of red banners of the Han army. They were so surprised that they thought that all the Han people had won the general of the king of Zhao. They were defeated and finally defeated by the letter. Later, it was used as a code of victory or victory. Also known as "pull out the Zhao flag, establish the red flag", "pull out the Zhao Yihan". It is also called "pulling out the banner". In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, Han Xin led the Han Army to attack the Zhao army, and was about to arrive at jingxingkou. He first selected 2000 light cavalry, holding a red flag, and ambushed near the Zhao camp by taking a path. Then he carried a water array to lure the Zhao Army. When the Zhao army poured out, the Han Army pretended to be defeated and retreated. The soldiers who had been in ambush rushed into the Zhao army camp and hung the red flag of the Han Army, so the Zhao army was defeated

Discrimination of words

Yang Yuru's the first book of the revolution of 1911: "therefore, their organization is dedicated to fighting for the people of the same army, working hard, with the intention of pulling out Zhao Yihan at one stroke, except for the full-fledged people and officials in the new army." Pu Songling of the Qing Dynasty wrote "Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio: human demons": "wife and life use Zhao's banner to change Han's banner, and laugh at it." Chen Kangqi of the Qing Dynasty "Lang Qian Ji Wen" Volume 4: "I regret that there are too many flaws in the fake ancient prose, and it's easy to mend the cracks. Although it's full of vigour and strong words, it still can't pull out the Zhao flag and establish the red flag." Chen and Zhang Zheng of the Southern Dynasty saw "Fu De Han Xin Shi": "Huaiyin is the chief Han soldier, Yanqi is good at distant voice. The sand is sinking, the water is rushing, and the flag is drawn to the dangerous city. " According to the epitaph of Li Mi, the Duke of Xing in the Tang Dynasty, written by Wei Zheng of the Tang Dynasty, "as for the method of repeated orders, the skill of seven escapes and seven escapes, the skill of getting into the earth and heaven, and the strategy of pulling out the flag and embracing the sand, all of them are like deification and endless changes." He Jingming's poem "Huaiyin Marquis" in the Ming Dynasty: "it's expensive for a general to step on the stage, and the three armed forces are proud." The fourth part of Zhao Yi's book "Qian Jieyu village's observation, continued to send poetry, and Xie Zi's book and four chapters of poetry sent to answer again" is: "beat the weak, pull out the flag, move towards the wall in the morning, rescue the defeated, measure the sand, and sing at night."

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