Guan Zhong: Hegemony and Humanism

Did you know that the origin of the name "Guan Zhong" was actually a ridiculous naming mistake? Did you know that "if you celebrate your father's death, the disaster will not end" is actually a cross-border murder hunt between Duke Huan of Qi and Guan Zhong? Did you know that this great man praised him as the "First Prime Minister of the Spring and Autumn Period", and he personally acted as matchmaker for the marriages of his subordinates? No one even told you that a girl from Shanrong with eyes as clear as a deer once knocked him down with one sentence: "There are still mountains on the other side. How big is your world...?" Her love is as pure as fire, hot and deadly. Her death was as tragic as a shooting star, suddenly illuminating the neglected darkness and cruelty beneath the hegemony's grand plan. From then on, what Guan Zhong and Bao Shuya protected was no longer just the hegemony of Qi. They want to answer a question raised with their lives: What is the real world? Is it the territory conquered by swords, or every corner that civilization can illuminate and tolerate? This is not a time travel story. This is the most sincere tribute to one person through the ages, and the most profound interpretation of the "Guan Bao Friendship". Why call him brother? Just because there is so much history behind him, I am so eager to get close to him and interpret his magnificent life using the most intimate terms. "My Brother is Guan Zhong" is a latecomer's deepest admiration for the sages.