Plan to win

Plan to win

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To prepare for victory means to draw up a combat strategy to win a battle. It comes from Lu Xiangsheng of Ming Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

To win the game by planning: y ù NCH ó UZH ì sh è ng.

Idioms and allusions

Lu Xiangsheng of Ming Dynasty wrote "waiting for punishment in the period of suppressing Dang Yan and Chen Zeshi's military sentiments": "if the envoys are able to make preparations for victory and succeed in suppressing Jiang, Huai, Yu and Chu, will it be easy for the envoys of the provinces to help?"

Discrimination of words

Idiom usage: used as predicate, attribute and object; used to deal with affairs