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A stalemate between clam and snipe ā Ng ch í [interpretation] refers to the fight between the two sides and the defeat of both sides. In the second chapter of the Warring States strategy, it is said that "today's officials come and cross the Yi River, and the clam comes out, while the snipe pecks its flesh. The clam comes together and the snipe says:" it will not rain today, and it will not rain tomorrow. "The clam also means the snipe says:" it will not come out today, and it will not come out tomorrow, that is, "the fisherman will not give up, and the fisherman will get it.", Powerful officials are good at business. During the Warring States period, the state of Zhao was ready to attack the state of Yan. The king of Yan sent the Su Dynasty to persuade the king of Zhao not to fight. He told the story of a clam holding the long beak of a snipe on the shore. The two sides argued against each other and were finally ignored by a fisherman
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