Soldiers come to meet generals, water comes to earth weirs
It refers to adopting flexible countermeasures according to specific conditions.
Idiom explanation
The words "Bing Lai Jiang Ying, Shui Lai Tu Yan" are pronounced "B ī NGL á Iji à ngy í ng, Shu ǐ L á it à y à n ", which means to adopt flexible countermeasures according to the specific situation.
Idioms and allusions
It comes from the wedge of Mianchi meeting written by Gao Wenxiu of Yuan Dynasty: "since ancient times, the Dao soldiers have come to meet the generals, and the water has come to the earth weir. If he leads the soldiers, I will lead them to fight with him."
Chinese PinYin : bīng lái jiàng yíng,shuǐ lái tǔ yàn
Soldiers come to meet generals, water comes to earth weirs
too sad and shocking to the ear. cǎn bù rěn wén
reward according to sb . 's deserts. lùn gōng fēng shǎng
Thousands of rivers and mountains. qiān shuǐ wàn shān
being in a dangerous situation that misfortune will inevitable occur. wěi ròu hǔ xī
talent and insight far beyond the average person. cái shí guò rén
The ape crows and the crane crows. yuán tí hè lì