Winter Plums Boiled in Snow

Because I am experimenting with the structure of the novel, I have two narrative methods for one story. The details are staggered and the details are not repeated. They can also be referenced to each other. I will update them together.

It can be seen from the book that the author has a deep research on Qin history.

The original text of "Shi Zhou Pian" was completely lost in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Only 223 single-character glyphs can be found in "Shuowen Jiezi". However, the "Cangjie Pian" is based on the "Shi Zhou Pian". Judging from the parts that can be examined today, the "Cangjie Pian" begins with praising Cangjie's virtues in making characters, and the "Shi Zhou Pian" was compiled by King Xuan of Zhou, so it can be speculated that it contains chapters praising King Xuan of Zhou's virtues. The four characters "" are selected from the chapter "Che Gong" in the Book of Songs. Zhao Gong and Fang Shu were also figures who had to be mentioned at that time, so the content of these two sentences in "Shi Zhou Pian" was compiled accordingly.

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Regarding the death of Han Fei, I have always liked the statement in "Bleeding Official Career": Li Si wanted to keep Han Fei in the Qin State, and then use it for the Qin State after Qin destroyed Han. However, because Han Fei's book "Han Feizi" analyzed the art of emperors and governance too thoroughly, Ying Zheng was afraid of his talent. In addition, Han Fei's three suggestions that were not conducive to the development of Qin and Yao Jia's frame-up made Qin King Ying Zheng imprison Han Fei. Li Si really wanted to save Han Fei, and once helped Han Fei present Han Fei's final work "First Meeting with Qin" to Qin King Ying Zheng, but Qin King Ying Zheng was determined to get rid of Han Fei. King Yingzheng of the Later Qin Dynasty used the "treacherous" technique in Han Fei's book "Eight Classics" No. 3 To apply to Han Fei, and asked Li Si to poison Han Fei so that he would not bear the infamy. The image of Qin Shihuang is well created, and the meaning of Han Fei's death is also deeper. But there are two points in this story that I am not convinced of. "First Meeting Qin" is about going to Zhao Cunhan. Will showing this to the King of Qin really not make you die faster? Moreover, Li Si finally tampered with the imperial edict and killed Fusu. This was something that could not be beautified by any reason. He still felt that Li Si was talented but not virtuous, and Han Fei also wanted to serve the purpose, so he still used the official statement.

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The language is refined and the writing is smooth!

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