The King and His Ministers in the Depths of History

The King and His Ministers in the Depths of History

by Huang Pumin

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Ch. 56亲痛仇快:袁崇焕之死
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This book contains a total of forty-six articles by Mr. Huang Pumin interpreting historical figures. Some of the articles have been published in major newspapers and magazines at different times, and some are new works by the author. Each historical figure in the collection is a separate article. When compiled, the articles are divided into six sections according to the theme: the wisdom of sages, the wisdom of national scholars, the many faces of kings and tyrants, the mirror of history, the separation of talents and the fate of heroes. It includes well-known historical figures, such as sages such as Laozi and Confucius, scholars such as Han Xin and Zhuge Liang, emperors such as the Spring and Autumn Overlords and Mingjuns, civil servants such as Deng Yu and Yang Hu, and generals such as Yue Fei and Ge Shuhan. In interpreting historical figures, the author not only starts from the aspects that are well-known to people, but also pays special attention to revealing other aspects of historical figures that are not noticed by people. For example, when discussing Dong Zhongshu, a great Confucian of the Han Dynasty, the author does not focus on Dong Zhongshu's contribution to establishing the orthodox status of Confucianism. Instead, he focuses on the "unity of man and nature" proposed by him, which was intended to limit the power of the monarch under the false theocratic power. In a feudal society, this was purely whimsical. When talking about Yue Fei's death, in addition to mentioning the reasons for the political struggle of "main war" and "maintaining peace", it also pointed out that Yue Fei's character of impartial deliberation and speaking out for justice; the fact that he had a large number of troops and was powerful in the world, and was suspected by Emperor Gaozong of being "disloyal"; the talent-stifling mechanism of the monarchy's centralized autocratic politics... These were all "accomplices" that led to Yue Fei's unjust death. The author uses popular and vivid language to give modern interpretations of various classic figures, summarizes their successes and failures, reveals their inspirations, and provides a reference material and approach for all today's readers who are interested in history and have a complex with heroes. By reading this book, more people can be inspired to pay attention to the evolution of history and the fate of those influential figures in history, and then understand and recognize historical figures from different angles and positions.

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