The stratagem used by the Greeks to capture Troy involving a large wooden horse with soldiers hidden inside

The Story of the Wooden Horse and the Massacre of the City, usually referring to the legend of the Trojan Horse or the movie Troy

a type of computer virus that appears to be legitimate software but performs harmful actions; often shortened to [[木马|木馬|mu4 ma3]]

The giant wooden horse from Greek mythology used to capture the city of Troy; also refers to the strategy of hiding a person or thing inside something else to defeat an enemy from within

(idiom) clay ox and wooden horse; something that has the appearance of the real thing but lacks its substance or practical utility

(variant form) a stratagem in which a gift or deceptive device is used to infiltrate and defeat an enemy; a malicious computer program designed to breach security by masquerading as a harmless application

merry-go-round; carousel