The article "[Pre-Qin] Xunzi Enters Qin" tells the story of how King Zhaoxiang of Qin Yingji recognized talents in advance and reused Fan Ju after his rebirth, and jointly promoted the prosperity of Qin. Fan Ju proposed the strategy of "diplomacy far away and attack near" to help Qin expand its territory and consolidate its royal power. However, Fan Ju's physical condition deteriorated day by day due to the chronic poison in his body caused by Wei's hidden arrows, and he still insisted on planning the future for Qin. Ying Ji deeply admired Fan Ju's intelligence and loyalty, and the two established a deep friendship. Fan Ju also invited Xunzi to come to Qin to spread Confucianism, integrate it with Legalism and military strategism, and inject new vitality into the development of Qin. The article also describes the deep father-son relationship between Ying Ji and his eldest son Ying Jue. Ying Jue was unfortunately killed while on a mission to the Wei State, which inspired Ying Ji's desire for revenge against the Wei State. After Fan Ju's death, Ying Ji continued to implement his policies and trained his second son Ying Zhu. Eventually, the Qin State became increasingly powerful under the governance of Ying Zhu. Through rich characterization and intense plot advancement, the article shows the complex and changeable situations in the pre-Qin period and the profound emotional entanglements between the characters.
Purpose: rewrite history