Name: Noble People
Author: Huolin Pengyun. CS

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Mencius said: "The people are the most valuable, the country is second, and the king is the least." This statement is like Huang Zhong Dalu, inspiring the deaf and enlightening. The people's hearts are the foundation of the country and the foundation of the stability of the country; although the monarch's power is supreme, it must be based on public opinion. The wise kings and sage masters of the past dynasties all knew this principle well. They cared less about corvee and paid less in taxes, and were considerate of the people's sentiments, so they were able to create a prosperous age. However, tyrants and ignorant rulers treated the people like grass and grass, which eventually led to the betrayal of the people and the death of the country. The Great Yan Dynasty was ill, and Emperor Yan had been unable to go to court for sixty days. Although I was the crown prince of the Yan Dynasty, I not only had no power and could not see my father, but I also faced the pursuit of secret guards sent by the queen (my stepmother). At this time, an uncontrollable plague appeared in the south of Dayan Kingdom. Will Dayan Kingdom be ruined in my hands?

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Analyzing the desire for power and human nature in the fictional historical novel - Comment on Huo Lin Pengyun's "Gui Min" The author integrated his long-term historical research skills into the creation of the fictional historical novel "Gui Min", allowing this work to reveal a profound observation of power and human nature in the fictional dynastic narrative. The second chapter of the novel, "Power to the World," takes the emperor's illness and the feuding factions in the court as the starting point. In just a few strokes, he outlines the political structure of the Great Yan Dynasty's power imbalance: Zhao Wenzi, the left prime minister, was involved in political affairs, the nine admirals wanted to arrest scholars, and Fang Weidong, the right prime minister, was unable to compete, which materialized the cruelty of the feudal dynasty's power struggle. The details of the scattered pearls in the inner courtyard of the Prime Minister's Mansion contrast the ignorance and sadness of the little girl with extravagant imagery. In addition to the grand court narrative, an examination of the fate of individuals at the bottom is woven in, giving the narrative of machinations a more human touch. The author makes good use of detailed metaphors, such as the contrast between the wine stains on the Persian carpet and the erased rouge, which is a metaphor for the human nature and dignity that have been eliminated in the field of power; the conflict between the scholar's perseverance when being tortured and the captain's violence keeps the story from questioning the core proposition of "noble people" as the plot progresses. Although we have only glimpsed the content of the second chapter, we have already seen the author's creative ingenuity in anchoring realistic thinking in historical fiction, laying the groundwork for subsequent plots to explore the nature of power and the value of people's livelihood. [Strong][Strong][Strong][Applause][Applause][Applause][Applause][Applause][Applause][Rose][Rose][Rose]
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This Machiavellian article is beautiful!
Chase after chase! It's been a long time since I've seen such an ancient strategy that matches my taste. The protagonist is not the Long Aotian type. He is suppressed at the beginning, but he has a righteous heart. I like this setting. The villain Zhao Wenzi's family is really bad to the core. It made my blood pressure soar, and I wished the protagonist would get rid of him quickly! Damn it, please don't get stuck. It's too uncomfortable to gain weight. Please update!
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