
[Han Wudi/Liu Wei] Cypress on the Tomb Mound
[汉武/刘卫] 陵上柏
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Li Guang paid homage to Sima Qian and became famous in his biography of General Li. Tai Shigong used Li Guang's encounter as a metaphor for his humiliation and complicated emotions. In fact, Li Guang himself, Sima Guang said, if you fight with Cheng Wushi, you will lose at most, and if you fight with Li Guang, you will soon die. Because Li Guang is exceptionally talented at small-scale defensive battles, he often acts out of momentary courage and ignores his own safety and that of his colleagues. In order to annihilate the Xiongnu who were good at riding and flexibly advancing and retreating, he did not have the ability to command large-scale and deep roundabout military tactics. This was the reason why Li Guang lost many battles. Although Wei Huo is a relative, he is indeed a military genius. In this regard, someone knows people well and is good at responsibilities. No matter what else.
Although Wei Qing was a very kind and conceding person, I don't think he was a silent person. Although his deeds were not recorded in the history books after the Battle of Mobei, this does not prove that he was silent or neglected. From the historical records, we can roughly see a dividing line, that is, the thirty years between Wei Qing and Liu Che happened to be Liu's heyday. After Wei's death, Liu repeatedly made mistakes in politics and military affairs. This is just Is it a coincidence? Based on my personal speculation, Wei's role for Liu was not only military, but also political. Because Wei was an important minister in the internal court until his death and never left the political decision-making center. How can we say that Wei's majesty, pride and momentum were only displayed on the battlefield? But Wei's character would not make any drastic actions such as death remonstrances. He probably silently influenced the flamboyant emperor in a quiet way. Based on the idea of a female but not a CJ, when Liu Che was not calm, I wonder if Xiaowei smoothed Liu Che's pig hair, and another gust of wind blew over, and the wild boar couldn't explode no matter how explosive it was.
Even though I know their ending, I still can't help but cry every time.
[Orange Candy] Got it [Purple Candy] kswl I think this is the most delicate emotional line in Liu Wei's fan fiction that I have read so far [Lop-eared Rabbit Head] I really like this article's portrayal of Wei Qing's character [Milk Tea], it makes me so sad. Finally 🐷The hindsight towards Wei's feelings makes me feel sour (I like it) The threads are also well buried [Star Eyes]
Very good! But I was severely tortured again... Qu Bing, Wei Qing, 5555555, Liu Yezhu, you are so lucky, jealous! ! !
The general's gentleness makes people want to sneeze.
Abuse. . . . How can we understand such a riddle? In fact, why bother insisting on a confession sometimes? Liu Che's heart must have been filled with tears, and there was nothing he could do. . .
The description is really delicate, and the ending is so sad
Why are old readers from more than ten years ago in the comment section being complained about and having their comments deleted?
Ten years of life and death are boundless, without thinking or forgetting, thousands of miles away in a solitary grave, with no place to express desolation. After reading this article, I feel a sense of sadness and melancholy that has nowhere to put it.