Idiom stories that draw tigers out of the mountain

Idiom story: draw a tiger out of the mountain:

During the Warring States period, Qin sent troops to attack Zhao. Lian Po, a famous soldier of the State of Zhao, fought many wars, all because of the dangerous terrain of Changping Pass, which was easy to defend but difficult to attack.

Lian Po, who stuck to Changping Pass, was regarded as a thorn in Qin's side and a thorn in his flesh. His elaborate double agent made the prince of Zhao suspicious of Lian Po, replaced Lian Po and sent Zhao Kuo, who had no actual combat experience and would only be an armchair strategist.

In order to lure Zhao Kuo away from Changping Pass, Tian Lei, the general of Qin State, deliberately fought several defeats and retreated. Zhao Kuo, eager to win, easily killed Changping Pass and went out of the city to pursue Qin Jun. As a result, he was ambushed in Qin Jun. Tian Lei split Zhao Kuo's 400,000 troops into two parts.

Zhao Kuo had to camp on the spot and wait for reinforcements. In fact, reinforcements have long been wiped out by Tian Lei. Zhao Kuo waited in the camp for more than 40 days, anxious as a cat on hot bricks. At this time, Qin Jun deliberately relented and lured Zhao Kuo to break through. As a result, Zhao Kuo easily left the camp and re-entered the ambush in Qin Jun. This time, Zhao Kuo was powerless and completely annihilated.

Here, Qin Jun used the strategy of transferring tigers in the mountains three times. For the first time, Tiger Lian Po was transferred by a double agent; The second time, Zhao Kuo left Changping Pass, which was easy to defend but difficult to attack; The third time, Zhao Kuo was tricked into leaving the temporary camp. Surprisingly, Qin Jun used the tactics of transferring tigers again and again, and Zhao Kuo fell into the trap of Qin Jun again and again.