Fu Cha, the prince of Wu, cleverly deployed the ranks, and the white, red and black armed forces were uniform and imposing, and they were defeated without a fight.
Fuxi won hegemony by psychological warfare, which shows the importance of psychological warfare. In modern society, people are facing all kinds of pressures, and their mental health is facing a severe test. People should learn to use various methods to relieve stress.
At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, Fu Cha, the king of Wu, successively conquered the State of Yue, the State of Lu and the State of Qi, and continued his ambitious March to the northwest, intending to conquer the State of Jin in one fell swoop. The prince of Wu came to Huangchi (now southwest of fengqiu county, Henan Province) with a great army, and met with the monarchs of Lu, Song and Jin, preparing to threaten the State of Jin and seize hegemony at the meeting. But at this time, Gou Jian, the king of Yue, led the troops to copy the back road of the king of Wu. He led his troops all the way to Suzhou, the capital of Wu (now Suzhou, Jiangsu), and sent troops to occupy the Huaihe River, cutting off the retreat of the king of Wu. The news was a blow to Fu Cha, the king of Wu. After he got the urgent report, he immediately called the accompanying doctors to study the countermeasures. Fu Cha put forward two plans: one is to terminate the Huangchi meeting and immediately withdraw troops to deal with Gou Jian, the king of Yue; First, Huangchi's meeting will go as planned, but he will no longer strive to be the hegemon. Instead, Jin Dinggong was pushed to the hegemony position, and then he quickly returned to China after the hegemony position was established.