What do you mean leaderless?

A leaderless group is a leaderless group. Idioms are described in detail as follows:

1, the basic interpretation: a group of dragons without a leader, China idiom, means a group of dragons without a leader, which means that without a leader, it is impossible to act in unison. It comes from doing one, and doing one means a group of leaderless people with nine.

2. Example: In the Ming Dynasty, Shen Defu's "A Trial of Two Pavilions in the Field of Wild Fire Collection" arrived in Chen Bing, and the literary world was frustrated. Every group in Liang Qichao's On People's Morality must have a conductor and a receiver. Without this virtue, everyone wants to be the commander, not the one being commanded, leaderless and collapsed instantly. Yao's "Li Zicheng", Volume I, Chapter 31, is leaderless, so it can't be a climate.

3, idiom explanation: with nine, Tiande can not be the first. The general idea is that when the sky turns round, the extremes will be reversed and the anode will turn cloudy. When you first go to softness, you can use softness to help rigidity, and you can use nine generations and nine generations, instead of claiming to be the first of all things. This is the beauty of heaven. Generally, there are only six hexagrams, but Gankun has nine hexagrams. This is related to divination methods. Taking nine as the hexagram means that all six yang hexagrams become yin hexagrams, and then the hexagram becomes Kun. Kun hexagrams with six, that is, all six Yin hexagrams become Yang hexagrams, then Kun becomes dry. ?

4, idiom usage: subject-predicate type, as predicate, attribute, complement. The position of predicate verbs is generally after the subject, and commonly used verbs and adjectives act as predicate verbs. Verbs are mainly divided into two categories according to their functions, one is predicate verbs and the other is non-predicate verbs.