Starting from this episode, I plan to explain the book "Luo Zhi Jing" in detail with you. I myself am a researcher of Chinese studies and have been committed to promoting and popularizing traditional culture on the Internet over the years. I hope to bring those classic Chinese studies works;
I'll explain it all in my own way.
This goal is indeed a long way to go, but I believe that as long as you work hard, you can still achieve it.
First of all, let me introduce that "Luo Zhi Jing" is a book written by Lai Junchen, a cruel official of Wu Zhou, who talks about how to make mistakes and frame people for murder. When Zhou Xing, a cruel official, was about to die, he read this book and lamented that he was willing to die; Di Renjie, an outstanding prime minister of his generation, broke out in a cold sweat after reading this book, but did not dare to cry out for injustice; Empress Wu Zetian, facing this book, sighed: I may not be guilty of such scheming. Murderous intent arose.
To this day, this book is also regarded as a masterpiece of our philosophy of life. It is definitely worthy of every contemporary person to calm down and listen to it.
