This book selects Jiang Shang, the originator of Chinese strategists, Guan Zhong, the prime minister of Qi, Yan Ying, the wise minister of Qi, Fan Li, the official of Yue, Shang Yang, the chief minister of Qin, Fan Ju, prime minister of Qin, Su Qin, the general who fought against Qin, and Lian Heng pro-Qin strategist Zhang Yi, Zhao Shangqing Lin Xiangru, Qin Dynasty Prime Minister Li Si, Han Dynasty counselor Zhang Liang, Han Dynasty Prime Minister Xiao He, Chen Ping, imperial censor Chao Cuo, Cao Cao's famous counselor Guo Jia, There are more than 20 famous counselors in Chinese history, including Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of the Han Dynasty, Sima Yi, the general of Wei, Liu Yan, the economic strategist of the Tang Dynasty, Li Mi, the wizard of the Mid-Tang Dynasty, Wang Pu, the famous minister of the Later Zhou Dynasty, Zhao Pu, the founding hero of the Northern Song Dynasty, Liu Ji, the counselor of the Song Dynasty, and Fan Wencheng, the important minister of the early Qing Dynasty. They either followed the emperor to expand territory and conquer the world, or assisted the emperor to govern the country and stabilize the country.
Each of these influential figures in history relied on their superhuman wisdom and excellent strategies to perform wonderful historical blockbusters and draw colorful historical scrolls. These stories embodying profound and exquisite wisdom are precious spiritual heritage of the Chinese nation, which can enlighten human beings' intelligent thinking and inspire people to achieve greater glory.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! It tells the stories of many famous counselors in Chinese history, just like watching a wonderful historical blockbuster. I especially like Jiang Shang. The plot of him fishing in Shifan River and waiting for the prince to take the bait reminds me of the saying "Opportunities always leave to those who are prepared." And Wuji, his story is also very interesting and reminds me of those honest and upright people in life. However, I hate King Zhou of Shang the most. He is too cruel. Fortunately, there are wise men like Jiang Ziya to help the people. This book not only enlightens wisdom, but also gives me a deeper understanding of history.
This book is very interesting! It tells the stories of many famous counselors in Chinese history, just like watching a wonderful historical blockbuster. I especially like Jiang Shang. The plot of him fishing in Shifan River and waiting for the prince to take the bait reminds me of the saying "Opportunities always leave to those who are prepared." And Wuji, his story is also very interesting and reminds me of those honest and upright people in life. However, I hate King Zhou of Shang the most. He is too cruel. Fortunately, there are wise men like Jiang Ziya to help the people. This book not only enlightens wisdom, but also gives me a deeper understanding of history.