Recruit and buy horses

Recruit and buy horses

Recruiting troops to buy horses, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is zh ā OJ ū nm ǎ im ǎ, which means recruiting troops to buy horses. It's in Jushou.

The origin of Idioms

In Yuan Dynasty, the first fold of Wu Mingshi's "Ju Shou Pai" is: "today, there is Liu Wenshu, the third son of the Han Dynasty, who has set up troops in Baishui village to gather righteousness and recruit troops to buy horses."

Idiom usage

In the early Ming Dynasty, Tang Seng Deng sat in the tent and taught the soldiers to pull up the flag. Supplement to the journey to the West Chapter 15

Analysis of Idioms

Buy horses to recruit troops