The Wind Pursues Sima

Assassination has never been a ridiculous method. The original poster disrespects the ancients by judging the wrongs of the ancients based on the wrongs of today's people. Assassination has always been the resistance of the weak against the strong. As for whether the resistance succeeds or fails, it depends on the situation at the time. Nie Zheng and Zhuan Zhu all succeeded in their assassinations, but they all died. Nie Zheng also succeeded in his assassination, but their deaths shocked the world. This is the mission of assassins. If he hadn't shocked the world with his death, he would have been a killer! But killers and assassins are different. This kind of assassin exists in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad. It is not ridiculous to defend one's beliefs with one's life. If you don't resist, how do you know you have no chance of victory?

For a high school student, this article is quite well written. It is a very typical argumentative essay style. I think my high school Chinese score is pretty good. So, I passed by and picked a bunch of flowers to give to you who was so young back then.

Nonpartisans are welcome! I have no special feelings for Jing Ke, except that "the wind is rustling and the water is cold." As for Prince Dan, he deserves it! Killing a thousand-mile horse, chopping off the hand of a beautiful woman, and driving Jing Ke to a dead end step by step. The result is the ruin of the country and the family. He died worse than Jing Ke. He deserved it. At least Jing Ke still has a name for future generations