The wind swept the autumn leaves

The wind swept the autumn leaves

[idiom story]

Fu Jian, the former Emperor of the Qin Dynasty, exercised strict rule and strengthened the military strength of the former Qin Dynasty. He successively eliminated the states of Qianyan, Qianliang and daiguo, unified the Yellow River Valley in the north, and occupied part of the land of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. In 383, regardless of the opposition of the civil and military officials, he thought that fighting the Eastern Jin Dynasty was like sweeping the leaves with a strong wind. He personally led 900000 troops to attack the Eastern Jin Dynasty and was defeated and died

It means powerful and quick, like a storm sweeping leaves. [source]: Sima Guang of Song Dynasty wrote in Zizhitongjian, the seventh year of emperor Xiaowu of Jin Dynasty: "when I came out of Jin Dynasty, the strength of it was just like the wind sweeping autumn leaves." [example]: only in this way can we show our true revolutionary spirit, so we have such a quick victory. In Liao Zhongkai's lecture to the third recruits of Huangpu Military Academy, the subject predicate type is used as the object. It refers to the powerful, rapid and unimpeded development. Only in this way can we express our real revolutionary spirit. Therefore, we have such a quick victory as the wind sweeping the autumn leaves. Liao Zhongkai's lecture on the third recruits of Huangpu Military Academy