a plot to gain time in order to complete defense

a plot to gain time in order to complete defense

Strategy of delaying attack, Chinese idiom, Pinyin Hu ǎ Nb ī ngzh ī J ì means delaying the opponent's attack and then trying to find a way.

Pinyin

huǎnbīngzhījì

explain

The tactic of delaying the opponent's attack refers to delaying time and then trying to find a way.

Classics

The ninety ninth chapter of romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong of Ming Dynasty: Why did the governor suspect that he didn't pursue it early? Feng Menglong's Chronicles of the states of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty Chapter 44: is it a plan to postpone the war and wait for Chu to save us? Chapter 72 of the travels of Lao can by Liu E in Qing Dynasty: he was determined to kill Tao San, and his supervisor was afraid of an accident. It was originally a tactic of delaying the war. chapter six of Li Liuru's changes in the Sixties: whether to fight or not? Is it Yuan Shikai's strategy to slow down?

Discrimination

Synonym: expediency antonym: quick war, quick decision usage: as the subject, object; refers to delay time, and then think of a way.

story

During the Three Kingdoms period, Kong Ming and Sima Yi fought in Qishan. The Shu army annihilated the Wei generals Guo Huai and Sun Li and occupied Wudu and Yangping. Zhang Ying and Dai Ling led the army to rescue and were defeated by Kong Ming. The two sides faced off for half a month. Kongming saw that Sima Yi did not dare to go to war. He used the strategy of withdrawing troops to induce Sima Yi to drive his troops to catch up with him, and Sima Yi was defeated.