Chapter 10 The Battle of Feishui(22)

Third, FuJian lack of objective analysis, had no careful strategy before the war, and made a series of tactical mistakes during the war. Regardless of the objective conditions, Fu Jian relied only on his military strength of "millions of men with a mountain of staff" and his military power of "throwing a crop on the river to cut off its flow". Fu Jian believed that conquering the Eastern Jin Dynasty "was like making a hasty expedition to fall to Qiu Tu sheto because of the Shang wind. He firmly believe that he would win the war, so he was arrogant in front of the enemy in strategy. When fifty thousand men led by Liang Cheng, a leading army of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, were completely wiped out in Luojian by Liu Aozhi, the senior general of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Fu Jian's morale was seriously damaged. Fu Jian was shocked by this, and he began to think that he feared Eastern Jin. Therefore, when he and Furong, commander of the forward army, climbed the Shouyang Castle and saw that the Jin army was "well-organized and well-armed. Looking to the north at the plants and trees on the Hachiong Mountain, all of them looked like human beings. Gu called Rong and said, 'This is also a fierce enemy.' Worry however have fear ". Hence came the allusion of fear and fear.