Does "no food" in classical Chinese mean that there is food? It is a metaphor that a person with strength is laughed at by a villain, and it is difficult to pay the price for playing with ambition. From Historical Records Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru: "Can Lian Po still eat when he is old?" From Sima Qian's Historical Records of the Western Han Dynasty, Volume 81.

Lian Po lived in Liang for a long time, but Wei can't be trusted. Trapped in Guo, Zhao recovered Lian Po, and Lian Po also considered Zhao. Zhao Wang's emissary will see if Lian Po is free. Lian Po's enemy, Guo Kaiduo, the messenger Jin, ordered it to be destroyed. When Zhao Shi saw that Lian Po and Lian Po were fighting for ten catties of rice, they put on armor and mounted their horses to show that they were ok. Ambassador Zhao reported back to the king: "Even the general is old and has a good diet, but he has lost three points sitting with the minister." Wang Zhao thought he was old, so he didn't call.

At the end of the Warring States Period, Qiang Qin adopted the strategies of "making friends far away and attacking near" and "divide and rule" to actively expand abroad. Zhao's strength is slightly weaker than Qin's. This article is a joint biography, centering on Lian Po and Lin Xiangru, and describes the main deeds of Zhao She and Li Mu. Idioms such as priceless, returning to Zhao in perfect condition, meeting in Mianchi, making friends in cloth, offering a humble apology, making friends with cold neck and rushing to the crown with anger all come from this article.