Zhuge Liang said with a smile, Cao Cao must not dare to send troops in such a heavy fog. What would Zhuge Liang laugh at then?

Laugh at Lu Su's timidity, Cao Cao's suspicious mind and body, and Zhou Yu's plan failure; This sentence comes from the famous allusion "grass boat borrows arrow" in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

The Arrow of Borrowing Grass Boat is the story of Battle of Red Cliffs in China's classic Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Borrowing arrows was deliberately put forward by Zhou Yu (limited to 100 thousand arrows in ten days). The witty Zhuge Liang saw through it at a glance and said calmly that it only took three days. Later, with the help of Lu Su, Zhuge Liang used Cao Cao's suspicious character to lure the enemy with several straw boats, and finally "borrowed" more than 100,000 arrows.

Extended xiehouyu

1, the straw boat borrowed an arrow-and returned with a full load.

2, the grass boat borrows arrows-the more the better.

3, the grass boat borrows the arrow-sit back and enjoy the success.

Zhuge Liang borrowed an arrow from a straw boat-using a suspicious trick.

5. Zhuge Liang borrowed the arrow of the straw boat-a coup.

6. Lu Su got on Kong Ming's boat-confused.

7. Lu Su got on Kong Ming's boat-wrong.

8, the grass boat borrows an arrow-wrong (fog).

9, the grass boat borrows an arrow-Cao Cao is suspicious.

10, grass boat borrows arrow-wit Kong Ming.

1 1, the grass boat borrows an arrow-it can't be returned.

12, grass boat borrows arrows-make good use of the weather.