What animal does nail pad charge to protect Guotai Junan refer to?

Nail the mat to protect Guotai junan, referring to the lion.

This word comes from a story in China's ancient allusion Romance of the Three Kingdoms. At that time, the Shu and Han armies attacked Cao Wei, and Zhuge Liang sent troops led by generals such as Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. On the way, they found a lion threatening passers-by in the middle of the road. Guan Yu wanted to kill the lion, but Zhang Fei proposed a more secure method: fix the lion with a nail plate and then charge it to kill it. The advantage of this is that it can not only ensure safety, but also protect the combat effectiveness of the army and achieve the goal of "protecting the country and the country, the country and the people."

In this allusion, "nailing the mat to protect the country and protect peace" is regarded as a strategy, that is, "act safely and save strength in order to win the final victory". In modern society, we can also learn from this strategy. For example, in investment management, we can choose a relatively safe way to avoid risks and maintain our strength in order to achieve ultimate success.

In a word, although the word "nail pad charging to protect the country and keep the country safe" comes from ancient stories, it still has certain enlightenment significance to modern society. We can use this strategy to ensure our own security and stability, and at the same time gain more advantages in the competition.