Idiom story of the last battle

Han Xin, a general at the end of Qin Dynasty, was a military wizard under Liu Bang. When Chu and Han contended, Hanwang adopted his plan and captured the Guanzhong area, laying the foundation for competing with Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu. In the third year of Emperor Gaozu, Han Xin led the troops to cross the Yellow River and Taihang Mountain, and attacked Zhao, the vassal state of Xiang Yu. Jingxingkou, the throat area east of Taihang Mountain (now a very narrow mountain pass at the junction of Deer and Jingxing in Hebei Province), has a narrow road, which is the only way for it. Zhao Wangkai's general Chen Yu assembled two hundred thousand troops, blocked the mouth of Jingxing in front, cut off the route for providing foodstuff in Han Xin behind, and trapped Han Xin in Jingxing. After Han Xin knew it, he sent some troops to seduce Zhao, and also selected two thousand hussars to monitor Zhao's every move. When the two armies started fighting, Han Xin's main force fought bravely, and the troops behind the scenes swooped down just visible because of no way back. Zhao Yuan on the highland saw Han Xin's back water array and laughed at Han Xin. Who knows that the Han army was attacked inside and outside, and Zhao could not resist it and fled everywhere. Chen Yu was killed and Zhao Wang was captured. After the war, a soldier asked Han Xin, "According to Sun Tzu's Art of War, it is a taboo for military strategists to meet each other. Why did the general knowingly win the war? " Han Xin replied: "Sun Tzu also said in the Art of War that if you put it to death, you will be born, and if you put it on the ground, you will not die." Only by putting soldiers to death can they survive tenaciously. "As long as you have the determination, you can achieve the ideal result under any conditions. The final resistance decided the victory.