What's the next sentence of Zhuge Liang's two-part allegorical saying about being a strategist?

Zhuge Liang is a strategist. The next sentence is worthy of the name or resourceful.

It is often used to describe someone who is talented or very capable in some way.

Origin of allusions: Zhuge Liang was the prime minister of Shu and Han Dynasties in the Three Kingdoms period, an outstanding strategist, who made strategic plans and won thousands of miles. Very clever, very clever, very clever. For example, in the middle of the dragon, taking advantage of the east wind, Battle of Red Cliffs, taking four counties, attacking Jingzhou, leaving Qishan in six places, and capturing Meng Huo in seven places all flashed wisdom.

There are many famous military strategists in China, but as far as I am concerned, Zhu Gekongming, known as the embodiment of ancient wisdom, is the most famous one. Although Zhuge Liang became prime minister only after Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor, people have always been more interested in his "strategist" before the founding of the People's Republic of China. Zhuge Liang was basically the spokesman of the "military strategist" after deducing the myth in later generations.

More two-part allegorical sayings about Zhuge Liang

1, Zhuge Liang borrowed the arrow of the straw boat-using the plan of suspected soldiers.

2. Zhuge Liang borrowed an arrow from the grass boat-OK.

3. Zhuge Liang mourned-pretending to surrender.

4. Zhuge Liang mourned-insincere.

5. Zhuge Liang used an empty plan-as a last resort.

6. Zhuge Liang sings an empty plan-no way.

7. Zhuge Liang is a strategist-worthy of the name.

8. Zhuge Liang is a strategist-there are many ways.

9. Two heads are better than one.

10, Liu Beisan goes to Wollongong-that's Zhuge Liang.

1 1, Zhuge Liang signed Meng Huo-put it away.

12, Zhuge Liang plays the piano-the plan comes to mind.

13, Zhuge Liang's goose feather fan-mysterious.

14, Zhuge Liang San Yu-a trick.

15, Zhuge Liang borrowed an arrow-he didn't return what he borrowed.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhuge Liang