Keep the army for thousands of days

Keep the army for thousands of days

For thousands of days, it was used in one dynasty. Its pinyin is y ǎ NGJ ū nqi ā NR ì, y ò ngz à iy ī zh ā o, which means to support and train the army for a long time in case of war.

Idiom explanation

Pinyin: y ǎ ng J ū n Qi ā N R ì, y ò ng Z à I y ī zh ā o explanation: it refers to the long-term support and training of the army in case of war.

Idioms and allusions

source:

In the volume of "Pinghua of the Qin Dynasty merging the six Kingdoms", Wang Ben said: "tell your majesty that it will be used in one dynasty to support the army for thousands of days." In Yuan Dynasty, Gao Wenxiu's Mianchi society, the third fold: "Lord, you can't do it. You can support the army for thousands of days and use it in one dynasty. You should be loyal to your country Chapter 24 of three heroes and five righteousness by Shi Yukun of Qing Dynasty: the more anxious he was, the more the donkey refused to walk. With one whip on the left and one whip on the right, he cursed: "the stinky shit of Wa Ba RI! "For thousands of days, it was used in one dynasty." Lao yang'er (the sun) is watching. You are making trouble with me! "

Example:

Since ancient times. I can't kill the tiger and the wolf. I'm ashamed of the bear.

Discrimination of words

Usage: used as object, attributive and clause; used in military affairs, etc