Go to war without a gun.

There are many ways to say the next sentence without a gun on the battlefield, including:

1. Consume enemy ammunition General: This is the next sentence of a joke, which means that if a soldier goes to the battlefield without a gun, he may become a general because his behavior will consume enemy ammunition.

2. Only soft dates have nothing: this is a two-part allegorical saying, which means that you can't win with soft dates (a kind of fruit) on the battlefield.

3. How can you win the battle when you treat the eagle as a snipe? This is a proverb, which means that if you treat the eagle as a snipe (a kind of bird) on the battlefield, you will lose your judgment and cannot win the war.

4. Holding a firefly and looking at a tiger with tears: This is a common saying, which means that when you take a firefly (metaphorically weak) to the battlefield, you will feel scared when you see a tiger (metaphorically strong enemy).

Monkeys have no choice but to return empty-handed: this is a proverb, which means that if monkeys go to the battlefield empty-handed, they will feel helpless and unable to cope with the situation.

6. Where are the petals falling by the roadside? This is a proverb, which means that if petals fall off the roadside, we should think about where they are going, which means we should think carefully on the battlefield.

In short, the next sentence goes to war without a gun, and there are many kinds of sayings, and there is no fixed answer.