General, the senior commander of the army. Tired, involved, implicated. Three armies. In ancient times, it refers to the upper, middle and lower armed forces, and in modern times it refers to the army. The whole meaning is: if a senior commander is incompetent, the whole army will be involved and the soldiers will die.
There is no specific source.
Example: Lao Cao complained: "Our unit is not good, and the main leaders have no opinions, so they know to follow others. Everyone will suffer in the end. This is the incompetence of the general and the exhaustion of the three armed forces. "
Extended data:
Synonym: one will have no plan, and a thousand troops will be exhausted; Ulfsaar will have a nest.
1, a general without a plan, exhausted thousands of troops.
The leader has no strategy, and his men will suffer.
Source: "Half of the houses in the city were demolished, and bricks, bricks and wood were all transported to the city. People sleep on the streets. It's really my fault that Deng Lu is alone. One will be incompetent and exhausted! " (Liu Lanfang, Wang Yinquan, Biography of Yue Fei)
More than half of the houses in the city have been demolished, and bricks and wood for building houses have not been sent. People sleep on the streets. This is my fault. I am an incompetent general, and all the troops are involved!
2, a bear soldier, will bear a nest.
Soldiers are incompetent, just him; The general's incompetence will affect the whole army.
Usage: It is often used to say that someone is incompetent and can't be a leader. It is also used to say that a leader is incompetent and should be replaced.
There is no specific source.
Example: As the saying goes, there will be a nest of soldiers, and there must be no shortage of excellent talents. The key is whether these talents are placed in the right position and have the opportunity to play a role.
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