Translation of the classical Chinese text "Fire Bull Breaks the Formation"! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

The King of Yan thought this was right and sent Qi Jie to replace Le Yi.

Tian Dan ordered the people in the city to place meals in the courtyard to worship their ancestors when they ate. Birds were attracted to the city and flew down to peck at the food. The people of Yan were surprised by this, so Tian Dan threatened to say: "There is a god coming down to teach me." So he ordered the people in the city to say: "A god will come to teach me."

Every day When an order is issued to restrain the military and civilians, it must be claimed to be the will of the divine master.

Tian Dan also collected the people's gold and obtained a thousand yi, and ordered the wealthy people in Jimo to give it to Qi Jie, saying: "Jimo surrender immediately, hoping not to rob the wives and concubines of my clan and make them live in peace." Qi Jie was very serious. Be happy and promise him. The Yan army became more relaxed as a result.

Tian Dan then collected more than a thousand cows in the city, had people make dark red silk clothes for the cows to wear, with colorful dragon-shaped patterns painted on them, and tied sharp knives to the horns of the cows. , tie the reeds soaked in grease to the ox's tail, and then light the reed tips to burn. Dozens of holes were dug in the city wall, and the cattle were released at night, followed by five thousand strong men. The ox's tail was burning and rushed towards Yan Jun angrily. There was a torch on the ox's tail, which was bright and dazzling. Yan Jun saw that the running fire ox had dragon patterns all over its body. Those who were hit by it were either dead or injured. Five thousand people attacked the Yan army with coins in their mouths, and the city beat drums and shouted to pursue the Yan army. The old and the weak all hit various copper utensils at home to make a noise, and the sound shook the heaven and the earth. The Yan army was very frightened and failed to escape. The Qi people then killed the other generals and robbed them. The Yan army ran in confusion, and the Qi people chased and killed those who fled and were defeated. All the land they had lost was recovered.