How did Fu Cha, the King of Wu, compete with Jin for the supremacy of the Central Plains?

This allusion was originally used to describe the strong military lineup and to describe the powerful momentum. The word "tea" refers to thatched white flowers in ancient times.

This story originated in the late Spring and Autumn Period in 506 BC. At that time, after defeating Chu, Wu defeated Yue. In 484 BC, Fu Cha, the king of Wu, defeated Qi again. Then, Fu Cha met with the monarchs of Lu and Wei respectively, intending to establish a vassal alliance and compete with Jin for the hegemony of the Central Plains.

In 482 BC, Fu Cha, the King of Wu, went to the State of Wei for a meeting with the King of Yue and Wang Wei Wei. Fu Cha also invited Jin Dinggong, the monarch of the State of Jin, to go with him. But he didn't want to go, but he was afraid of offending Fu Cha, because at this time, Wu's national strength was still relatively strong. So, Jin Dinggong had to escort with a large group of people.

After the start of the alliance, when the Covenant was about to be signed, all countries were flushed, and they did not give in to each other for the order of arrangement. Mainly focused on the relationship between Wu and Jin. The state of Jin has always been the leader of governors, and refused to rank behind the state of Wu. Fu Cha, the king of Wu, dug up the Old Yellow Calendar and said that the ancestors of Wu were three generations older than Jin.

Neither Wu nor Jin would give in. At this time, Fu Cha, the king of Wu, received a tip-off that Gou Jian, the king of Yue, had led an army to attack the State of Wu and was ready to take revenge. Fucha was shocked. In a rage, he killed all the informers.

Fu Cha was afraid that the governors of various countries, especially the governors of Jin State, would look down on themselves after learning the news, so he could only pretend to be calm and continue the meeting. But bad news followed: first the prince was killed, and then the capital was captured. Fu Cha was so angry that he killed seven informers in one breath. He hurried to discuss with Sun Luo, the counselor around him. Wang Sunluo said: "Now we can only go further and cannot retreat. You can't go back until you form an alliance and gain the status of leader. Otherwise, all the governors will look down on us, and maybe someone will attack us from behind, and that's it. After obtaining the status of leader, we can unite the governors to crusade against Yue in the name of the Emperor of Heaven. Now, if the leader stands in Kim's way, as long as Kim takes over, which vassal dares to say no! Why don't we rally our existing forces, challenge Jin Dinggong's army and force him to make us allies? "

Fu Cha thinks so. In the middle of the night, he ordered the whole army to be divided into left, middle and right roads, 100 lines, each line 100 people, forming a phalanx with * * * ten thousand people. Three phalanxes add up to 30 thousand troops. The army quietly drove to a place a mile away from 8 jin j, stopped and arrayed.

All Wu's soldiers are dressed in white, with white flags and arrows with white feathers on their backs. They look like white camellias blooming everywhere.

Zuo Jun is wearing red clothes, red armor, a red flag and an arrow with red feathers. From a distance, it looks like a raging fire.

The right army is all black and looks like a big dark cloud.

At first light, Fu Cha, the prince of Wu, personally drummed and sounded the golden bell, and thirty thousand troops shouted together, and the sky was falling.

Jin Dinggong had never seen anything like this and was scared out of her wits. The military adviser next to us suggested, "Let's promise Fu Cha to leave early. Don't worry, as long as he returns to China, he will be destroyed by Gou Jian, the king of Yue. At that time, aren't we the boss again? "

Unfortunately, Focha's "in full swing" grand military capacity is only a flash in the pan. A few years later, Wu was destroyed by Gou Jian, the king of Yue. However, the allusion of "in full swing" has been handed down and has been used as a commendatory adjective ever since.