







军不厌诈 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “in warfare, one should not be averse to using deceptive tactics and stratagems to gain an advantage; similarly, in competitive situations, cunning strategies are often acceptable”. Literally, “The army does not tire of deception”.

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Open the tool →军不厌诈 (jūn bù yàn zhà) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “in warfare, one should not be averse to using deceptive tactics and stratagems to gain an advantage; similarly, in competitive situations, cunning strategies are often acceptable”.
军不厌诈 is pronounced jūn bù yàn zhà in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 军不厌诈 means “the army does not tire of deception”. It is used to mean “in warfare, one should not be averse to using deceptive tactics and stratagems to gain an advantage; similarly, in competitive situations, cunning strategies are often acceptable”.
厌:厌弃,排斥;诈:蒙骗。用兵作战时当尽量使用欺诈等计谋来迷惑敌人