What does God mean?

Metaphor is a brave and skillful army.

The origin of the idiom: Shi Naian's "Water Margin" goes back to the 95th time: "The northern army is in a hurry to catch up, which is extremely critical. Suddenly, it saw a golden light coming from Song Cun and dispersed the wind and sand. Those heavenly soldiers and generals all fell ahead in the chaos. "

Example of idiom: Qing Li Shirakawa's The Wizard of Oz 69: "Leave him alone.

Synonyms of heavenly soldiers and generals: the myth of heavenly soldiers and generals refers to the soldiers and generals of the gods. Lu Xun's New Story: Water Control: "How did he turn into a yellow bear at night and dredge nine magic soldiers arch by arch with his mouth and claws? It is compared to a brave and swift army. Wei Shancheng's "Fighting the County to Meet the Red Army": "There is a Red Army unit that is advancing like a magic soldier. "

Idiom grammar: as object and attribute; Used in military, etc.