What does it mean to hide the knife in the smile?

Hiding the knife in the smile is one of the thirty-six schemes. The biggest feature of this strategy is that it is widely used and can be taught by teachers. Smile is a beautiful expression of human beings. As the saying goes, it is precisely because he hits the most common weakness in human nature that the dagger in the smile can become an endless strategy.

Explanation: describe being kind to people, but insidious and cunning. Said by: Biography of Li Yifu, an old Tang Dynasty book: "Yizhai looks warm and respectful, and will smile at people, but will avoid thieves. Those who are in power, want others to attach themselves, and care a little, need to get into trouble. So people say that there is a knife in Yizheng's laughter. " Example: Li Tianhao said with a smile, "I know my loyalty to heaven, to the earth and to heaven. I have never been so mean as you, hiding a knife in my smile." (Contemporary-Kang's "The Wind and Cloud in Vacuum") Synonyms: the mouth is a snake heart, the mouth is illusory, the mouth is full of sweet words and the heart is different. Antonym: Treat each other with sincerity, treat others with sincerity and talk to each other. Grammar: formal; As predicate, object and attribute; derogatory sense

Pinyin: xiào lǐ cáng dāo describes being kind to people, but sinister. Cover the dagger with a smile. For example, he poured my medicine. He was in a coma and soaked in ice for four minutes. Who knew it? He collapsed. (Meng Yuan Han Qing's "Mohe Luoluo" is the second fold) Thirty-six plans are to trust and be safe, and Yin is to seek it, then move and not change. The middle is hard and the outside is soft.

1 trust and security: believe, make the letter. Be safe, be safe, and safety means no doubt. 2 Yin is the picture: Yin, dark. ③ Rigid inside and soft outside: the surface is supple and the essence is tough and sharp.