China ancient army weapons assembly knowledge.

China's ancient army had five kinds of weapons, and five kinds of weapons were one or two. Four or two soldiers and one soldier, five soldiers and one brigade, five brigades and one division, five divisions and one army, with an army of 12 thousand people. During the Spring and Autumn Period, most countries set up the upper, middle and lower armed forces, with about 1000 chariots, so they were called dry riding countries. Some powerful countries, such as Jin Wu, once expanded their armies to five and six armies.

There are five kinds of weapons: five Rong, five blades and five chariots. Five honors are bows, arrows, spears, daggers and halberds. The five weapons are children's songs, brother Shi and brother Yu. At the earliest time of Shige, the bronze Gexing had been used commercially, while Yugodo was used as a ritual vessel and a funerary object. Later, there were short gege (about one meter long) and long gege (about three meters long). Spears were long and straight, mostly made of horns, bones and bamboo.

During the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, it was cast in bronze. After the Han Dynasty, milling spears were often used, such as Zhang Fei's Zhangba snake spear. The halberd is a wooden weapon, which combines the advantages of Mao Ge and can be stabbed directly or horizontally. There are halberds and double halberds, such as Lu Bu's Tian Fang painted halberds and Dian Wei's double halberds, which are all used for impact. Sometimes it is also used for ritual purposes.

The legend of bow and arrow originated in the era of the Yellow Emperor (related to the origin of Zhang's surname). Early bows were rough. The bow is made of tough branches, the bow string is made of ropes made of thongs, animal tendons and plant fibers, and the arrow is made of bamboo and wood. There were bronze arrows in Shang dynasty, which were replaced by iron arrows after Han dynasty.