Managing the army

Managing the army

It is a Chinese idiom. The Pinyin is sh à NJI à zh à B à ng, which means to make military preparations. It comes from Shi · Zheng Feng · Shu Yu Tian Xu.

Analysis of Idioms

Close synonym: Li Bing

The origin of Idioms

"Shi · Zheng Feng · Shu Yu Tian Xu" says: "uncle is in Beijing, and he is in charge of the army, so as to come from the field."

Idiom usage

To prepare for military affairs. Example: Song Sushi's book of admonishing Zhang Fangping on behalf of him: "today, your majesty is endowed with courage and wisdom, which is intended to be rich and powerful. Since he ascended the throne, he has repaired his armor and governed his troops, and served his neighbors."