At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the situation was turbulent. The Zhejiang Party, the Chu Party, the Qi Party, the Eun Party and the Donglin Party were mixed together, creating a smoky atmosphere and making it difficult for the people to live. Emperor Chongzhen was determined to govern the country, but he was unable to do so. The embankment of Thousand Miles is riddled with holes, and it can be said that there is no way to recover.

Everyone is familiar with this Li Zicheng. In order to gain the support of the common people, he proposed policies such as "Wait for the noble and the humble, exempt from food. Equalize the land and exempt from food." When he said that the king of Chuang came and refused to pay for food, the people followed him one after another. , and even many states and counties, looking forward to it day and night, hoping that King Chuang will arrive as soon as possible to liberate themselves. This Li Zicheng's style is more or less about doing justice for heaven and asking for life for the people. However, Zhang Xianzhong, another great rebel who is as famous as him, is completely a murderous demon without blinking an eye.

Both Zhang Xianzhong and Li Zicheng were born in the 34th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, which can be said to be a great fate. Moreover, both of them had a business trip before the uprising. Li Zicheng was the stop of Ming Dynasty, and Zhang Xianzhong was the fast catcher. What's even more surprising is that both of them were known as Gao Yingxiang's assault field after their uprising.

On the other hand, the two regimes formed a response in Japan and Japan. Due to various reasons, after the two separated, Zhang Xianzhong led his troops to attack the Yangtze River Basin southward, and Li Zicheng led his troops to attack the Yellow River Basin.

Both Zhang Xianzhong and Li Zicheng were very capable people, but they failed in the end because they were "too brave." Because they failed to defeat the Eight Banners Army of the Qing Dynasty, they had to abandon Chengdu and retreat. However, on the way back, they did not believe the scouts' reports that the Qing army had caught up. After that, he personally led a small number of his entourage out of the camp to observe. When he was not ready to fight, he met the Qing army on a narrow road. He shot an arrow in his left chest, fell off his horse and died. The history book writes: "The arrow hit Xianzhong under his shoulder, from the left side, and penetrated his heart. He immediately fell to the ground, with blood flowing out. Xianzhong died in extreme pain."

In order to establish his own prestige, he left no chickens or dogs behind wherever he went. "Sichuan Nan" wrote this: "The city was massacred for three days, and both the noble and the lowly were killed. Only the women of Shaoai who were hidden by the camp were temporarily spared." Because of this evil deed, the people of Sichuan were full of resentment towards Zhang Xianzhong and his army, but there was nothing they could do.

When Zhang Xianzhong was preparing to massacre the city, he happened to pass by the temple. As we all know, if a monk wants to become a Buddha, he cannot eat meat. Because the rules and regulations are clear, meat cannot be eaten. But Zhang Xianzhong wanted to have fun with this. If the monk didn't eat meat, he would threaten the lives of the people in the city.

After arriving at Zhang Xianzhong Temple, he first prepared a sumptuous table of wine and meat for the soldiers, and then came to the monk and said: "It is said that family members are compassionate and saving one life is better than building a seven-level pagoda. In this case , If you eat this table of wine and meat, I will not massacre the city. If you don’t eat, no one will be left alive.”

For monks, rules and regulations must never be broken, but the reality is before us. , if you don’t eat meat, you can’t save the people in the city. This inherently contradictory choice is really difficult. Zhang Xianzhong just wanted to see what the monks should do.

As a result, the monks ate meat and drank wine. He did not forget to say ten words calmly and calmly: "After the wine and meat passed through the intestines, the Buddha stayed in his heart." I have to admire the courage and wisdom of the monks. There is also this eternal famous saying in "The Biography of Jigong", but this is a made-up novel. The author also applied the touching aspects of this story to Jigong.