中華國粹 國學經典 三十六計（八）暗渡陳倉

An Du Chen Cang is the 8th out of 36. It is often used in the battle of Ming Xiu. It means to confuse the enemy with a fake action and make the enemy have an illusion to achieve his goal. It sounds almost the same as the sound of the drum. So what's the difference between the two? An Du Chen Cang is from the legend of Huai Yin Hou. At that time, Xiang Yu and Liu Bang were fighting in Hongmen. Liu Bang's 100,000 Han soldiers couldn't resist Xiang Yu's 400,000 Chu soldiers. In order to survive, Liu Bang burned the road to the pass in front of the Han people. He showed Xiang Yu his determination not to return to the pass. After eight months of planning, Liu Bang decided to attack Xiang Yu. Before the expedition, Liu Bang's military counselor Han Xin sent people to build a burnt road in Bashu. Although the road was just for repairing, it didn't mean anything. But Xiang Yu thought this road was the only way for Liu Bang and his army to fight. So Xiang Yu sent his main force to strengthen the defense. But in fact, Liu Bang's main force secretly surrounded the Chu troops in Chen Cang County and attacked Xiang Yu. On the surface, An Du Chen Cang is similar to Sheng Dong Ji Xi. They both draw the enemy's attention to the wrong direction. But from the original text of the two seasons, there is still a big difference. Sheng Dong Ji Xi is to make it independent. An Du Chen Cang is to make it quiet and have a master. It's the same. It's just that one doesn't say, one says. The core of Sheng Dong Ji Xi is to deliberately make a fuss after doing it. It's to confuse the enemy and create an illusion of attacking the east. In fact, they are attacking the west. An Du Chen Cang's core is to just sit and not say. It's clear that the road is being repaired, but it doesn't mean anything. It takes advantage of the enemy's ideas and makes the enemy judge a good action according to the normal principle of using troops. Then our side will win the first game and reach the goal of An Du Chen Cang.