From: Romance of the Three Kingdoms: The sergeant on the shore shouted in unison: "Zhou Lang's wonderful plan to secure the world, losing his wife and losing his soldiers."
Allusion: At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the Three Kingdoms were fighting for hegemony, Sun Quan wanted to get Jingzhou back, and Zhou Yu offered a plan of "fake relatives and taking hostages". Zhuge Liang saw through it and arranged for Zhao Yun to accompany him. He first visited Zhou Yu's father-in-law, Gong Qiao, who persuaded Wu Guotai to meet in Kanluoji, and Wu Guotai really married Sun Shangxiang to Liu Bei.
Sun Quan and Zhou Yu were ridiculed as "Zhou Lang's brilliant plan to secure the world, losing his wife and losing his soldiers". In real history, Sun Quan married his sister to Liu Bei for political reasons.
Mutton is inedible, which is synonymous with SAO.
First, stealing chickens and wasting rice
Interpretation: Losing a handful of rice without stealing a chicken is a metaphor for losing something without doing what you want to do.
Quotations: The 25th time in Qian Cai's Yue Biography: "This ferryman is really unlucky! But not stealing chickens, but folding a handful of rice? "
Second, I lost my wife and soldiers.
Interpretation: To make a metaphor, if you want to take advantage, you have to lose.
Quotations: Ming Luo's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the fifty-fifth time: "Zhou Lang's brilliant plan to secure the world lost his wife and lost his soldiers."
Zhou Yu made a plan to lure Liu Bei to Jiangdong, marry Sun Quan's sister, and then imprison Liu Bei in Jiangdong, threatening the land of Jingxiang. As a result, Zhuge Liang saw through it and came up with a clever plan. He not only rescued Liu Bei, but also brought Sun Shangxiang back to his base.