act rashly and alert the enemy(dǎ cǎo jīng shé)

act rashly and alert the enemy

It's a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ǎ C ǎ OJ ī ngsh é. It was the grass that was beaten, but it startled the snake hidden in the grass. It means doing things in a secret way, which makes the other party alert and on guard. From recent events of the Southern Tang Dynasty.

Analysis of Idioms

To act in haste, to lose the big, to play hard to get, to lead the snake out of the hole

The origin of Idioms

In Zheng Wenbao's recent events of the Southern Tang Dynasty, it is said that "Wang Lu was the Prime Minister of the Tang Dynasty, and he was quite concerned about his assets. The Ministry of society and the people sued the chief for bribery. Lu Nai said: "although you beat grass, I've scared the snake."

Idiom usage

It has a derogatory meaning and is often used in negative sentences. Don't make a sound so as not to disturb the snake. when investigating, the police should not make the criminals aware of any disturbance. This is to avoid disturbing the criminals. These criminals are very cunning and hidden. Police analysis, if you do not fully grasp the case of rash action, it is likely to alarm. In Zheng Wenbao's recent events of the Southern Tang Dynasty, it is said that "Wang Lu was the Prime Minister of the Southern Tang Dynasty. He was quite concerned about his assets, and the Ministry of society and the people complained about the bribery of the county Yin. Lu Nai said:" although you beat grass, I'm shocked. " It's a good thing to be honest. " Li Yu Zheng Zheng beat grass to scare snake quoted Xu Chang tan as saying that although you beat grass, I have scared snake. Note: "if you accuse the chief bookkeeper of taking bribes like beating grass, then I will be surprised to learn to quit for the snake." Later, it is used as a metaphor to tell a secret and disturb the other party. The third fold of Yuan Baipu's wall horse: "who dares to overthrow the Phoenix and the Phoenix, stir up the bee and pick the scorpion, beat the grass and frighten the snake, and break our wall's love note." Shi Naian's the water margin chapter 29: empty from go to "beat grass to scare snake", but eat his hands and feet, but it is not good. In the first chapter of Li Baojia's a brief history of civilization in the Qing Dynasty, he used some time to teach them to exert subtle influence and never engage in anything, so that they were not beautiful. Chapter 17 of Li Baojia's Officialdom: it happened that Hu Tong, the leader of the Qing Dynasty, had a great success. He was determined to go to the countryside to search and arrest. The bandits failed to do one, but the common people were very tired. The commander thought that he had a good plan, so he suppressed the bandits and cleaned up the local area, and reported it to the police, hoping to be protected. "Ask:" what do the four people say when they gather around? " The teacher said, "beat the grass and frighten the snake." Song Zhuxi's answer to Huang Renqing's book: "but I'm afraid that when I see Huang Shangbo in a mess, I'm afraid that I'll be scared, and I don't dare to let go."

Idioms and allusions

Allusion 1

In the Southern Tang Dynasty, the magistrate of Dangtu County (now a county under the jurisdiction of Ma'anshan City, Anhui Province) was Wang Lu. The magistrate is insatiable of money, obsessed with money and open-minded to money. As long as he is rich and profitable, he can ignore right and wrong and confuse black and white. When he was the magistrate of Dangtu County, he did a lot of corrupt things. As the saying goes, the upper beam is not straight and the lower beam is crooked. The big and small officials of Wang Lu's subordinates, when they saw that their superiors were corrupt and perverted the law, did evil things openly. They changed their ways to extort, embezzle and take bribes, and searched for people's wealth under their own names. Such big and small corrupt officials accounted for 89% of the officials in Dangtu County. Therefore, the people in Dangtu County are really miserable. They hate these dog officials from their hearts. They always hope to have a chance to punish them and express their resentment. once, when the imperial court sent people down to inspect the situation of local officials, the people of Dangtu County saw that the opportunity came. So they jointly wrote a lawsuit, accusing the county magistrate of malpractice, corruption and bribery. Zhuangzi was first delivered to county magistrate Wang Lu. Wang Lu took a rough look at the number one from the beginning to the end. It didn't matter, but the magistrate was so scared that he shivered and sweated. It turns out that all the criminal facts listed by the common people in the number one are similar to the bad things Wang Lu once did, and many of them are related to himself. Although the champion sued several people, Wang Lu felt that it was the same as suing himself. The more he thought about it, the more he felt the seriousness of the situation and the more he thought about it, the more he felt afraid. If the common people continue to sue, they will sue him immediately. In this way, the imperial court will know the truth and find out his misdeeds in Dangtu County. Isn't it a big disaster! Wang Lu thought that his frightened heart could not be calmed down. He could not help but write down his real feelings on the file with a trembling pen in his hand: "although you beat grass, I've scared the snake." After writing, he relaxed his hand and sat down on the chair. His pen fell to the ground. Those who have done bad things are often guilty. Before the real punishment comes, as long as there is a sound, they will be scared.

Allusion 2

In 627 B.C., Duke mu of Qin sent troops to attack the state of Zheng. He planned to cooperate with the spies in the state of Zheng to seize the capital of the state of Zheng. Uncle Jian, a doctor, thought that the state of Qin was far away from the state of Zheng. Qin Mu Gong didn't listen and sent Meng Mingshi and other three commanders to lead the army. When the troops set out, uncle Jian tearfully warned that if you fail to attack Zheng this time, you will be ambushed by the state of Jin. You have to go to Gushan to collect the corpses for the soldiers. As expected, the state of Zheng got the intelligence of Qin's attack on Zheng, forced away the spies that Qin had planted, and was ready to meet the enemy. Seeing that the attack on Zheng was unsuccessful, the Qin army had to return to its division, but the troops were very tired after a long journey. When the troops passed through Xiaoshan, they were still unprepared. They thought that the state of Qin had been kind to Jin Wengong, who had just died, and that Jin would not attack the Qin army. Where to know, the state of Jin had laid an ambush in the dangerous valley of Gushan Mountain. On a hot noon, the Qin army found a small group of Jin troops. Meng Ming was very angry and ordered to pursue them. The Jin army suddenly disappeared. Meng Ming saw that the mountain was high, the road was narrow, the grass was deep, and the forest was dense. At this time, the drums were loud and the killing was everywhere. The Jin army ambushed the Qin army, defeated the Qin army and captured Meng Mingshi and other three commanders alive. The Qin army did not pay attention to the enemy's situation and acted rashly. Finally, it was defeated. Of course, in military affairs, sometimes the enemy can be lured and exposed by deliberately "beating grass to frighten snakes", so as to win the battle.

Allusion 3

In 1642 ad, Li Zicheng led the troops to besiege Kaifeng. Emperor Chongzhen quickly mobilized various troops to rescue Kaifeng. Li Zicheng's Ministry has completed the encirclement and deployment of Kaifeng. The Ming army's 250000 troops and 10000 artillery vehicles reinforced Kaifeng, concentrated in Zhuxian Town, 45 Li southwest of Kaifeng. Li Zicheng, in order to prevent the reinforcements from merging with the Kaifeng garrison, set up two encircles in Kaifeng and Zhuxian respectively to separate the Ming army. In addition, a large trench with a length of one hundred Li and a width of one hundred and six feet was dug on the southern transportation line to cut off the grain road of the Ming army and the retreat road of the Ming army. The Ming army's various troops and horses, seemingly in harmony with each other, are not willing to buy each other. Li Zicheng's troops were divided into two routes: one was to attack the troops of Hu Dawei in the south of Zhuxian Town, causing the effect of "beating grass to frighten snakes"; the other was to contain Zuo Liangyu's troops, which had the strongest force. After defeating the tiger's great power, Zuo Liangyu was trapped so hard that he lost more than half of his troops and tried to break through to the southwest. Li Zicheng deliberately let go of a road and let the defeated army flee. Unexpectedly, Zuo Liangyu retreated dozens of miles and was intercepted again. Facing the big trench dug by Li Zicheng, the horse couldn't get through, so the soldiers had to abandon the horse and run for their lives. At this time, the ambush soldiers waiting here quickly attacked. The soldiers of Ming Dynasty turned over their horses, filled the ditch with corpses, and the whole army was annihilated.

Allusion 4

In the spring and Autumn period, the state of Jiao was a small vassal state, but its walls were high and strong, so it was better to defend than to attack. The state of Chu attacked the state of Jiao and adopted the method of frontal attack. The counsellors of the state of Chu used a stratagem: first, they sent a group of unarmed soldiers, pretending to be firewood farmers, to chop firewood in the mountains north of jiaoguo City, deliberately alerting the city defense forces of jiaoguo, and the army of jiaoguo won a temporary victory. The next day, the state of Chu concentrated its superior forces and once again went to the mountains to hunt and kill the "firewood choppers". At this time, the state of Chu had already set up an ambush to annihilate the army of the state of Chu who was chasing and killing the firewood choppers. Then, the state of Chu successfully conquered Jiaocheng and destroyed the country.

Allusion 5

In 1925, he long served as a garrison envoy in a place called Fengzhou in Northern Hunan. Fengzhou is located on the shore of Fengshui River, and the water transportation is very convenient. Therefore, illegal activities such as arms smuggling and drug smuggling are very rampant in this area. Some foreign businessmen collude with domestic bureaucrats and warlords, and take advantage of the convenience of water transportation to frequently haunt this area and engage in smuggling activities. He long hated this very much, and after taking office, he was determined to rectify this social cancer. One day, soldiers on duty found guns, ammunition and a lot of opium in the cargo of an English merchant ship. According to He Long's order, the soldiers detained the ship. The ship was arrested and the British businessmen were in a panic. They immediately went to Changsha to consult with the British Consul. With the support of the Hunan provincial government, the British Consul met he long and arrogantly asked, "excuse me, garrison he, what's the crime of my British citizens coming to China to do business?"; he long said calmly, "of course, it's no crime to do business properly. Not only are we innocent, but we welcome it very much. " "Then why detain our merchant ships?" the British Consul slapped the table in a rage. He long said quietly, "your consul, how dare I detain your merchant ships? The provincial government has arranged for me to be a garrison envoy here. I'm just a routine. As long as you make a list of the goods on board and we check them out, we will release them immediately. " When the British Consul saw he long's mild attitude and thought he was weak, he made a list on the spot. However, they did not and did not dare to make a list of guns, ammunition and opium. he long took the order and asked, "yes

Chinese PinYin : dǎ cǎo jīng shé