What do you mean "too noisy"

Also known as "outcry", it originally described the state in which the army was busy preparing. Later, it was described that the news was generally quenched and there were many discussions. Now reactionary remarks are very arrogant.

Very: very; Noisy: noisy. It's noisy and dusty.

The book Zuo Zhuan's Sixteen Years of Success is very popular, which mainly tells the political, military and diplomatic events of various countries during this period. There are obvious political and moral tendencies. Its concept is closer to Confucianism, emphasizing hierarchical order and patriarchal ethics, paying attention to the difference between the old and the young, and also showing the idea of "people-oriented". It can be seen that this is an important ideological progress during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. ?

This storm originated from an allusion in the Spring and Autumn Period, when there were frequent wars between Jin Chu. In 579 BC, Song intervened, and Jin and Chu agreed not to invade each other. Four years later, Zheng last stand, a member of the State of Jin, went to Chu. The State of Jin sent troops to attack Zheng, so Zheng asked Chu for help. Chu didn't want to lose Zheng, so he ignored the Covenant and personally led an army to save Zheng.

The two sides met in the yān mausoleum of Emperor Zheng. Eager for success, the king of Chu ordered his troops to seize the favorable terrain and prepare for the attack, although he met a dark day (the end of the lunar calendar) that was generally taboo in military affairs at that time. The king of Chu personally boarded the reconnaissance vehicle to check the movement of 8 Jin Army, followed by Taizai Bozhou Plough. I saw the tent set up in the Golden Camp for a while and then dismantled it. Bozhou Li said: "This is pre-war divination, please bless the ancestors!" Suddenly, there was a cloud of smoke in the air. The king of Chu said, "Look, it's noisy and dusty over there!" " "Bozhou Plough replied," The Jin army is blocking the well and leveling the stove! "The king ordered," good, fight! When the two armies met, Chu and Zheng were not in a tight position. The Jin army thought it was a pioneer and fought bravely. The battle lasted from the wee hours until the stars came out. In the end, the Chu army ended in complete failure. The king of Chu took advantage of the night and led the beaten army to escape quietly.