When Chu and Han contended, Han Xin led the troops to attack Zhao. Wang Zhao took 200,000 troops to meet the enemy in Jingxingguan, Taihang Mountain. At that time, Han Xin only brought twelve thousand troops. In order to defeat Zhao Jun, 10,000 people were stationed by the river to form a backwater array.

Another 2,000 Qingqi were sent to lurk around the Zhao barracks. After the war, Zhao's 200,000 troops attacked the Han army's 1 10,000 troops by the river. In the face of the enemy, the Han army had no way to escape, but had to fight to the death. Divers took advantage of the weakness to attack Zhao Ying, and Zhao Jun was defeated on both sides.

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Last stop, a China idiom, pinyin is bè I shu ǐ y and zhà n, which means near the river in the back. Or location settings. Later, it refers to being in a desperate situation and desperate for a way out. From Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou.

Original text: "Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou": "Faith is to make thousands of people go first, go out and carry water. Zhao Jun laughed when he saw it. "

Han Xin sent ten thousand people as pioneers, out of Jingxingkou and last stand, and spread out the battle queue. Zhao Jun saw it from a distance and laughed.