His literary and martial arts skills benefited later generations. Jiang Taigong was a man of the hour during the transition between the Shang and Zhou dynasties. He was a late bloomer, but he accomplished immortal feats and was revered as the master of the Zhou Dynasty. His political and military thoughts not only created a unique Qi cultural tradition, but also had an important impact on China's political culture and military culture for more than two thousand years. Jiang Taigong's political talent was mainly displayed in Qi State. His political thoughts and strategies of obeying and enriching the people, respecting the virtuous and meritorious, and attaching importance to rewards and punishments, laws and disciplines that he demonstrated in the process of governing Qi were widely imitated and used by later generations, and laid the foundation for the social and cultural traditions of Qi. influence. Jiang Taigong's strategy of "simplifying etiquette based on customs" and emphasizing compliance with folk customs and public opinion was inherited by subsequent politicians of the Qi State, such as Guan Zhong, Tian Pian and others, thus forming a kind of understanding of different customs and habits. The ideological tradition of maintaining a tolerant attitude towards cultural traditions gave Qi a relatively relaxed environment for its cultural development, where different ideas and doctrines could compete to present themselves and develop, which ultimately gave rise to the Qi Jixia Academy in the Warring States Period. A free and open academic atmosphere. Jiang Taigong's thought of "respecting the virtuous and advocating meritorious service" directly created the social tradition of praising practical benefits and effectiveness in Qi State, forming a positive and enterprising social atmosphere. Therefore, "Hanshu Geography" says: "In the early days of Taigong's rule in Qi, he cultivated Taoism. , respect the virtuous and wise, and reward meritorious service, so many people in this country are good at Confucianism, cherish their fame, and are broad-minded and wise." It is in this kind of social atmosphere that outstanding talents with lower status like Guan Zhong can be found. It was possible to obtain a promotion and become an important figure who dominated the political arena of Qi in the Spring and Autumn Period, and directly contributed to Duke Huan of Qi's hegemony of "nine princes united to rule the world." Jiang Taigong's emphasis on rewards and punishments, laws and disciplines also had an important impact on Qi. After Jiang Taigong, Guan Zhong advocated the use of both etiquette and law, and Yan Ying emphasized the importance of etiquette. Among the Jixia School of Qi, there were also schools that studied criminal names, laws and disciplines, making the study of etiquette and law an important tradition in Qi culture. Jiang Taigong's idea of ????valuing the development of agriculture, industry, and commerce was mostly inherited by later politicians such as Guan Zhong. Guan Zhong believed that "the way to govern a country must first enrich the people" and advocated vigorously developing production and increasing social wealth. He inherited and developed Jiang Taigong's idea of ??equal emphasis on the "three treasures" and proposed the "four people's industries" of scholars, farmers, industry and business. proposition. In short, Jiang Taigong's political thought formed a social consciousness in Qi that was practical, effective, and industrial, thus forming the Qi cultural tradition. As an outstanding military strategist, Jiang Taigong's military thoughts had an extremely significant impact on later generations. Sima Qian said, "The later generations of military officials and the Yin power of the Zhou Dynasty were all based on Taigong." It can be said that it affirmed Jiang Taigong's status as the ancestor of Chinese military strategists. Jiang Taigong's military thought had the most profound influence on Qi State, which made Qi State the most important military science in ancient China. In the pre-Qin period, most of China's most outstanding military strategists came from Qi, such as Guan Zhong, Sima Ranju, Sun Wu, Sun Bin, Tian Dan, etc.; the most outstanding military works also came from Qi, such as "Sima Fa", " Sun Tzu's Art of War", "Sun Bin's Art of War", etc. Among them, "Sun Tzu's Art of War" is a military masterpiece that shocked the past and had a worldwide impact; and some non-military scholars who were deeply influenced by the military science of Qi, such as Yanzi and Xunzi, also They are all familiar with the art of war and like to discuss the art of war, so "Yanzi Chunqiu" and "Xunzi" also have important content on military discussions. All of this can be said to stem from the lingering charm of Jiang Taigong. Military strategists of all dynasties since the Qin and Han Dynasties, such as Zhang Liang, Cao Cao, Zhuge Liang, Li Jing, etc., also learned from Jiang Taigong's military strategies and were inspired. In addition, many people in later generations wrote military books and art of war in the name of Jiang Taigong. As a result, there were many types, confusing and difficult to distinguish, which became a unique cultural phenomenon. All these show that Jiang Taigong occupies a lofty position in the history of ancient Chinese military science. In short, as an outstanding politician and military strategist, Jiang Taigong's literary, Taoist and military strategies had a profound impact on the political culture and military culture of ancient China. He was even portrayed in Chinese folk legends and stories such as "Feng Shen Bang" Become a master who can reach heaven and earth, conquer ghosts and gods, and become a deified figure.