attack the enemy at his weak points
The pronunciation of "P ī h á NGD ǎ ox ū" refers to seizing the key point and attacking its emptiness, which comes from "three battles Lu Bu" by Zheng Guangzu of Yuan Dynasty.
explain
Criticize: hit by hand; pound: attack; void: emptiness. It is a metaphor for seizing the enemy's vital position and taking advantage of the weakness to enter. It also refers to drilling when there is a crack to make profit from. It's the same as "criticizing the strong and attacking the weak".
source
The first fold of Zheng Guangzu's three battles Lu Bu in Yuan Dynasty: "all marshals need to be resourceful, criticize and criticize, lie for the first time, and be naughty."
Examples
His family name is chaomingpi, and his name is Polygonum. He came from a greasy mouth. He used to be idle and lazy. Ming Dynasty: Wumingshi's pomegranate garden
usage
It refers to grasping the key and attacking its emptiness.
Chinese PinYin : pī háng dǎo xū
attack the enemy at his weak points
If you are the first, you will be caught. pián shǒu jiù dǎi
do sth. with consummate skill. xīn xián shǒu mǐn
There is no difference between the earth and the earth. dí dì wú lèi
The sky is high and the emperor is far away. tiān gāo huáng dì yuǎn