Virtual and real: Zhang Fei calmly retreats the enemy soldiers

This strategy comes from the 42nd chapter of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhang Yide made a big fuss at Changban Bridge, Liu Yu's new Water Margin q biography yy Xiong Kazhou defeated Hanjinkou.

After Cao Cao pacified Hebei, he went south to conquer Jingzhou. Liu Cong knew that he was no match for Cao Cao, so he led his troops to surrender. In this way, Cao Cao occupied Xiangyang without any effort. Being outnumbered, Liu Bei had no choice but to retreat to Jiangling with his troops, but was pursued by Cao's army at Changbanpo. The two sides fought a bloody battle, and Liu Bei was defeated. Fortunately, Zhang Fei protected him and allowed him to fight and leave. It was not until daybreak that Liu Bei dared to dismount and rest when he saw that his pursuers were getting further away. At this time, Zhao Yun, Mi Zhu, Jian Yong and others were missing, and Liu Bei only had more than 100 cavalry left. While he was panicking, he suddenly saw Mi Fang staggering over with several arrows in his face, saying that Zhao Yun had surrendered to Cao Cao. Liu Bei didn't believe it, so Zhang Fei said: He saw that we were exhausted, so he surrendered to Cao Cao in order to gain wealth. I'm going to look for him now. If I bump into him, I'll stab him to death. After saying that, he ignored Liu Bei's dissuasion, jumped on his horse, and led more than 20 cavalry back to Changban Bridge. Seeing a large forest to the east of the bridge, he came up with a plan. He taught the more than 20 cavalrymen to cut branches, tie them to their horses' tails, and gallop back and forth in the woods, kicking up dust and acting as suspects. He himself stood on the bridge with his spear across the bridge. Go up and look west.

In fact, Zhao Yun did not surrender to Cao Cao. During the retreat, he was ordered to protect the young and old, but was scattered by Cao's army at Changbanpo, so he turned over and fought into the siege regardless of life and death. After a day of bloody battles, Zhao Yun rescued Jian Yong, Mi Zhu, Mrs. Gan and Adou, killed more than 50 famous generals in Cao's camp, and broke through the siege. By the time he reached the Changban Bridge, he was already exhausted. When he saw Zhang Fei standing on the bridge with his spear pointed out, he shouted: "Yide helps me!" Zhang Fei heard from Jian Yong and knew that Zhao Yun had not betrayed him, so he said: "Zilong, hurry up, I will resist the pursuers." Zhao Yun rode across the bridge. At this time, Cao Jun's general Wenpin led his troops to the bridge. He saw Zhang Fei standing on the bridge with his tiger beard upside down, his round eyes wide open, and holding a snake spear. He also saw the dust flying behind the woods to the east of the bridge, and suspected an ambush, so he reined in his horse and did not dare to move forward. After a while, Cao Ren, Li Dian, Zhang Liao, Xu Chu and others chased him one after another, but they did not dare to come near and sent people to report to Cao Cao. Cao Cao heard the news and hurriedly mounted his horse and came. Zhang Fei saw the Qingluo umbrella cover and the Yanyue banner approaching behind Cao Jun's formation. Knowing that Cao Cao was coming, he shouted: "I am Zhang Yide from Yan, who dares to fight to the death with me?" The sound was like thunder, and Cao Jun couldn't help but shout. Legs trembling.

Cao Cao hurriedly ordered the umbrella cover to be removed, looked back and said: I once heard Guan Yunchang say: Zhang Fei's decision to be the first general among a million troops is like searching a bag for something. When we meet today, we must not underestimate the enemy! Before he finished speaking, Zhang Fei shouted: Zhang Yide from Yan is here, who dares to fight to the death? Seeing Zhang Fei's majestic spirit, Cao Cao wanted to retreat. Seeing Cao Cao's rear army move, Zhang Fei raised his spear and shouted: "Fight and not fight, retreat and not retreat, but why?" Before the shouts could stop, Xia Houjie, the general beside Cao Cao, was so frightened that his liver and gallbladder broke, and he bumped into his horse. Down. When Cao Cao saw this, he turned his horse and left. So all the generals of Cao's army fled westward. At that moment, people surged like a tide and horses collapsed like a mountain; those who abandoned their guns and dropped their helmets trampled on each other and died in countless numbers.

The Sixth Volume of the Caolu Classic: Virtual Reality: I am virtual and real, and I can mislead the enemy. Either it is imaginary and it is shown as real; or it is real and it is shown as imaginary. The actual and false use of troops must be based on the enemy's situation to show falsehood, and sometimes falsehood is used to show the truth to the enemy. Pretending to lure the enemy into defeat, pretending to deceive the enemy, bluffing, confusing the real with the fake, and deceiving the enemy are the superb arts of building momentum with falsehood. Why don't politics, diplomacy, business and dealing with others need a mixture of reality and reality? If you are too realistic, you will suffer a loss.