Two-part allegorical sayings in romance of the Three Kingdoms. What is Zhang Fei's plan? What piano is Zhuge Liang playing? What will Cao Cao do when he meets a general? What is Zhang Fei's private sa

Two-part allegorical sayings in romance of the Three Kingdoms. What is Zhang Fei's plan? What piano is Zhuge Liang playing? What will Cao Cao do when he meets a general? What is Zhang Fei's private salt? Zhang Fei's strategy-crude and refined

Zhuge Liang burns incense and plays the piano-mystifying.

Cao Cao met Jiang Gan-it was a disaster.

Zhang Fei sells smuggled salt-who dares to check?

Zhang Fei makes plans-rough and detailed: Zhang Fei is recognized as a rude and reckless person, but people who use plans are usually thoughtful people. So Zhang Fei makes a plan, and the rough one makes the fine one.

Zhuge Liang burns incense and plays the piano-mystifying: the origin of this two-part allegorical saying is an empty plan. After the fall of the street pavilion, Sima Yi marched into Xicheng, where Zhuge Liang's tent was. Zhuge Liang's troops were thin, so he used the plan of suspicious soldiers to open the city gate and send people to sweep the streets. Sima Yi suspected an ambush and led the army back.

Cao Cao met Jiang Gan-it was a disaster: Jiang Gan volunteered to persuade Zhou Yu, and as a result, he was tricked into stealing books for the first time, killed Zhang Yun in Cai Mao by mistake, and was tricked into going to a serial ship in Pang Tong for the second time, which led to the burning of the warship later, and Cao Cao was unlucky!

Zhang Fei smuggled salt-who dares to check: the output of ancient salt is not very large, but salt is a necessity of life, and no one can do without it. Therefore, salt is the lifeblood of the national economy, and the state prohibits businessmen from hoarding private salt for profit. Zhang Fei, Liu Bei's sworn brother in Shu, has a bad temper and no one dares to provoke him. So Zhang Fei smuggled salt, and no one dared to check it. Metaphor bully or powerful people do illegal things in time, and no one dares to pursue them.