Wei Zheng (580-643), whose courtesy name was Xuancheng. Han nationality, a native of Julu (now Julu County, Xingtai City, Hebei Province, also known as Jinzhou City, Hebei Province or Guantao County, Hebei Province), and a politician in the Tang Dynasty. He once served as the admonishing doctor, Zuo Guanglu doctor, and was granted the title of Zheng Guogong. He was famous for his forthright admonishment and outspokenness. He was the most famous admonishment official in Chinese history and enjoyed a high reputation. He has written the preface to Sui Shu and the general introduction to Liang Shu, Chen Shu and Qi Shu. Most of his remarks can be found in "Zhenguan Zhengyi".
Li Shimin, Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, was the second emperor of the Tang Dynasty, a statesman, strategist, calligrapher, and poet. His name means "helping the world and bringing peace to the people". Han nationality, a native of Chengji, Longxi (now Tianshui, Gansu), and his ancestral home is Longqing, Zhaojun (now Longyao County, Xingtai City). In the early days of the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, he was granted the title of King of Qin and made great military exploits. After ascending to the throne, he actively listened to the opinions of his ministers, worked hard to learn civility and govern the world, and successfully transformed into one of the most famous politicians and wise kings in Chinese history. By taking the initiative to eliminate the separatist forces in various places, humbly accepting advice, practicing economy at home, and allowing the people to recuperate and recuperate, he finally brought peace and prosperity to the society and created the famous "Government of Zhenguan" in history.
This article is inspired by "Ten Thoughts on Admonishing Taizong". . . End of the whole chapter
Li Shimin: "Xuancheng, we can't be born on the same day, same year, same month, and we can't die on the same year, same month, same day. We can't live in the same room while we're alive. I just hope that we can live in the same cave after death."
Intention: