Confucius (55 BC1-479) was born in Changping, Lu (now southeast of Qufu, Shandong). A thinker, educator and politician at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, the founder of the Confucian School, is one of the most influential figures in China's history and culture, and has great influence all over the world, especially in Southeast Asian countries, and is one of the world's cultural celebrities. The ancestor of Confucius was Wei, the brother of the late Yin Dynasty, who sacrificed to the Shang Dynasty and was sealed in the Song Dynasty. The sixth ancestor Jia took Kong as his surname. The father of the fifth ancestor took refuge in Lu and later settled in Lu. My father and uncle are warriors of Lu, and they are famous for their bravery among the princes. In his later years, he and ...
Bian Que (407 ~ 3 10), the ancestor of ten famous doctors in ancient China.
Bian Que (407 BC-3 BC10) was a famous doctor in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Zheng (now Renqiu City, Cangzhou City, Hebei Province) was born in Bohai County. Because of his superb medical skills, he was honored as an imperial doctor, so people at that time used the name of "Bian Que", the imperial doctor of the Yellow Emperor in ancient mythology, to call him. When I was young, I studied medicine in Chang Sangjun, and I passed on my medical skills. I was good in all subjects. Zhao is regarded as gynecology, Zhou as ENT, and pediatrics is famous all over the world. Li Yi, the doctor of Qin Dynasty, had better be assassinated than jealous of it. Bian Que laid the foundation of pulse diagnosis in TCM, and initiated TCM [Details].
Mencius was a thinker, politician and educator in the Warring States period, and was a representative figure of Confucianism and Mencius (372-289 BC).
Mencius (about 372 BC-289 BC) was a thinker, politician, educator, representative of Confucianism and Mencius during the Warring States Period. Mingke, a Chinese character, was born in Luzou (now southeast of Zouxian County, Shandong Province). He is regarded as the successor of Confucius' theory and known as "the sage of Asia". According to legend, Mencius is a descendant of Lu nobles. He lost his father when he was a child, and his family was poor. He was a student of Zisi. After finishing his studies, he lobbied governors as a scholar in an attempt to publicize his political views. He has been to Liang (Wei), Qi, Song and Teng. Although he was once honored as a guest minister, it was useless. Retired to give lectures in his later years, taking his students with him [with details]
Top Ten Companions of Ancient Zhong Ziqi and China
Zhong Ziqi, name emblem, word sub-period. In the Spring and Autumn Period, he was a native of Chu (now Hanyang, Hubei). According to legend, Zhong Ziqi was a lumberjack, wearing a hemp fiber hat, carrying a burden and an axe. It is recorded in history that Yu Boya played the piano by the Han River. Zhong Ziqi sighed: "It is like a mountain and swings like running water." The two became close friends. After Zhong Ziqi's death, Yu Boya thought that there was no bosom friend in the world, and he would never play the piano again in his life. In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a famous musician in the State of Chu. His name is Yu Boya. Yu Boya is very smart and talented, and he likes music since he was a child. He became the teacher of a famous pianist. Zhong Ziqi studied for three years, Yu Boya [with details]
Qu Yuan was one of the top ten writers in ancient China (339 ~ 278 BC).
Qu Yuan (340-278 BC), a native of Chu in the Warring States Period, was named Mi, Qu, Ping and Yuan. "Li Sao" says: "The name is right and the word is elegant." Born in Chu Danyang (now Yichang City, Hubei Province), Qu Yuan is a descendant of Qu Xian, the son of Xiong Tong, and a disseminator of the study of Huang Lao [2-3]. Qu Yuan is the earliest romantic poet in China and the first great patriotic poet in the history of China literature. His appearance marks that China's poetry has entered a new era from collective singing to solo. Qu Yuan is the founder of Songs of the South [with details]
The main founder of Taoism in Zhuangzi (369-289 BC)
Zhuangzi was a great thinker, philosopher and writer in the pre-Qin period. During the Warring States Period, Song Guomeng (now Mengcheng County, Anhui Province) was the main founder of Taoism. Together with Laozi, the ancestor of Taoism, it is called "Laozi", and its philosophical ideology is respected as "Laozi's philosophy" by the ideological and academic circles. Zhuangzi, as a representative fable, was named the South China Classic by Emperor Tang Ming, and he himself was also named the South China Real Person, which was interpreted by revered people in various versions, such as Wandering Away and The Theory of Everything. Zhuangzi advocated "harmony between man and nature" and "governing by doing nothing". Zhuangzi (about 369-286 BC), Zhou and Zi Xiu (... [Details]
Shang Yang was a statesman and a representative figure of legalism in the Warring States Period.
Shang Yang, a politician in the Warring States Period and a representative figure of Legalism, also known as Gongsun Yang and Wei Yang, was born in about 390 BC and died in 338 BC. Shang Yang is a descendant of the declining nobles in the Warring States Period. He likes to learn the name of punishment since he was a child. The so-called study of criminal names refers to the establishment and consolidation of a set of legalist theories of the landlord class. When Shang Yang was young, he deeply studied Wei's legalist thought, summed up the experience of Li Kui and Wuqi's reform, and perfected his own legalist theory. In 36 1 year BC, Shang Yang was called into the State of Qin, and offered a rich policy, so he proposed that the reform should focus on two aspects ... [Details]
Zhong Er (697-628 BC), the 22nd monarch of the State of Jin, lived in Zhong Er, Jin Wengong.
Jin Wengong (67 BC1or 697-628), surnamed, was the 22nd monarch of Jin State in the Spring and Autumn Period of China, and his reign lasted from 636 BC to 628 BC. He is my son and his mother is Fox Ji. Jin Wengong was the second overlord among the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period, and he was also called "Qi Huan Jinwen" with Qi Huangong. Jin Wengong is a young man, modest and studious, and good at making friends with talented people. During the rebellion-19 years overseas, in the spring of 636, with the support of him, he returned to Jin to kill Jin Huaigong and stood up. During the reign of Jin Wengong, Hu Yan, Xian Zhen, Zhao Shuai, Jato and Wei Gui were appointed.
Sun Wu's grandson, Sun Wuzi, soldier saint (before 535 ~? )
Sun Wu (the year of birth and death is unknown), whose word is evergreen, was born in Qi at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period. Its main activity period was from the end of 5th century BC to the beginning of 4th century BC. A famous military strategist in the history of China. Sun Tzu's Art of War is an ancient military masterpiece in China, and the earliest existing military book in China has always been called the "sacred book of military science", ranking first among the seven military books, and is highly respected at home and abroad. This book has made outstanding contributions to the development of military science. Sun Wuzu, surnamed Chen, originally lived in Chen State (now Huaiyin, Henan Province), and later took refuge in Qi State to settle down. His grandfather, a war general of the State of Qi, was awarded the title of grandson for his meritorious deeds. Sun Wu joined Wu when he was young-[with details]
Boya Top Ten Musicians in Ancient China (~)
Boya, a doctor of the State of Jin during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, was born in Chu (now Jingzhou, Hubei). After textual research, the original surname was Bo, saying that his surname was Yu Mingrui, and the word was created by Feng Menglong, a novelist in the late Ming Dynasty. Before that, history books, Xunzi, Cao Qin and Liezi were all "liberal arts". Gaoyou in the Eastern Han Dynasty noted: "Bo Shi, tooth name, or elegance", and the modern etymology also noted: "Bo Shi, tooth name". Bo was a very common surname in ancient times, such as Bo Yi who didn't eat, and Bole who was good at horse racing in Qin Dynasty. Boya was a famous pianist at that time. He was good at playing the lyre.
Fan Li's Top Ten Advisers in Ancient China (536 ~ 448 BC)
Fan Li (536- 448 BC), whose real name was Shao Bo, was a politician, strategist and economist in the late Spring and Autumn Period. Chu Wan (now Nanyang, Henan) was born. His works include business in Ji Ran and Tao Zhugong. From the time when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty exclusively respected Confucianism and resisted businessmen, scholars (taxis here are not pan-intellectuals, but Confucian intellectuals), agriculture, industry and commerce were all listed, with scholars as the head and businessmen as the last. Even in the commercially developed Song Dynasty, there were still businessmen who had to wear black and white shoes with bad rules, so Fan Li made brilliant achievements in his life.
Guan Zhong is one of the top ten counselors in ancient China, the top ten figures with the highest IQ in China and six politicians in China. ~ before 645)
(? (645 BC) A politician of Qi in the early Spring and Autumn Period. Also the number is off, the word is also my, the word is secondary, and I am a native of Yingshang (now Anhui). After Qi Huangong acceded to the throne, he was appointed to preside over the government affairs of Qing Dynasty and was honored as "Guan Zhong". He reorganized the internal affairs of Qi, carried out reforms, divided the capital into fifteen townships and six industrial and commercial townships, divided them into five genera, and set up officials at all levels. And organize and train foot soldiers for the army according to township organizations. Establish a system for selecting talents. Advocate grading taxation according to land quality. Develop salt and iron industry, mint money, adjust prices, and make Qi rich and strong. Help Huan Gong to call on the princes to "respect the king and resist foreign aggression" and become the first of the five tyrants. In the spring of 645 BC ... [and]
Song Yu Top Ten Handsome Men in Ancient China
Song Yu is one of the two most handsome men in the history of China, just like Pan An, but this gentleman has a strange reputation. Why do you say that? Because no serious history books or even unofficial history's notes have ever said how handsome he is. The only evidence is that he wrote "The Lust Fu of the Disciple". In that essay, a doctor and a disciple were written, saying that Song Yu was "beautiful in appearance, eloquent and lustful". Song Yu explained that there was once a daughter of the owner of a stunning beauty who climbed the wall for three years, but ignored others, so she could not be said to be lewd ... [Details]
Tian Lei was one of the four famous generals in the Warring States Period, and a famous general and strategist in ancient China. ~ Top 257)
Tian Lei (? -257 BC), also known as Gongsun Qi, was born in Yan County of Qin State during the Warring States Period (now Baijia Village, Changxing Town, Meixian County, Shaanxi Province), and was a famous general and strategist in ancient China. Leitian fought in the Six Kingdoms during the Qin and Zhao Haoqi periods, and made great contributions to the unification of the Six Kingdoms. He once defeated the Wei-Han allied forces in the Iraq War and captured Yong City, the capital of Chu. The battle of Changping hit Zhao's main force hard and made outstanding achievements. Bai Qi is another outstanding strategist and commander in chief after Sun Wu and Wu Qi in the history of China. He is also known as the four famous soldiers in the Warring States with Lian Po, Li Mu and Wang Jian, ranking first among the four famous soldiers in the Warring States. When Leitian was born, the national strength of Qin State [with details]
Xinlingjun Wei Wuji Four Childes of the Warring States Period (? ~243)
(? -243 BC) Wei nobles in the Warring States Period. One of the four sons of Warring States, brother of King Anli. Wei Wuji, no, Xin Lingjun. There are 3,000 diners, and Wang Wei is jealous of his talent. In the twentieth year of Wei Anli (the first 257 years), Handan, the capital of Zhao State, was surrounded by Qin State. He stole the bugle, killed the general Jinbi, won the relieving power, led troops to save Zhao, defeated Qin Jun, lived in Zhao 10 years later, returned to Wei as a general, and United with the five countries to repel the attack of Meng Ao, the general of Qin. And the Art of War by Wei Gongzi, which is now lost. Xinlingjun (? -243 BC) Wei Wuji, a native of Wei during the Warring States Period in China, was the son of King Zhao of Wei and the half-brother of King An of Wei. Xinling ... [and]
Laozi's Three Sages in Chinese Studies (57 1 ~ 47 1)
Lao Dan, whose real name is Li Minger, whose name is Bo Yang, was born in the ancient county of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period (now Luyi County, Henan Province), and his date of birth and death is unknown. He used to be the history of Tibetan room in Zhou dynasty, and then the history of post-column. He is familiar with the changes from ancient times to modern times. In his later years, he lived in seclusion, devoted himself to teaching and stressed morality. After entering Xiguan, he died in Qin. After entering the Warring States Period, his quotations spread to Zhejiang and Guangdong, and were finally sorted out by Yuan Huan, becoming the first and second chapters of the Tao Te Ching, which is now Laozi. In Laozi, the essence of everything in the universe is regarded as Tao or simplicity, and sometimes it is also called nothing. Tao is the mother force to create all things, an absolute existence beyond time and space, and a spiritual entity that can never be perceived. It ...
Lian Po, China, the top ten ancient famous soldiers, and the four famous soldiers in the Warring States Period, will be circulated in the 17th History.
Lian Po and Lian Po were born in Fuanbao, Lianzhuang, Pingyao. The date of birth and death is unknown. They were outstanding military generals of Zhao during the Warring States Period. The main activities were in Huiwen, Zhao Haoqi (298-266 BC), Cheng Xiao, Zhao Haoqi (265-245 BC) and Daoxiang, Zhao Haoqi (244-236 BC). Lian Po was rough and generous since childhood. I have practiced martial arts and long fists since I was a child. /kloc-joined the army at the age of 0/6. After joining the army, he repeatedly made meritorious military service and was promoted quickly. 10 years later, I became Zhao's general, that is, 26 years old! This is a general who grew up from the war and later became the general of Zhao. Lian Po is famous for his bravery and good fighting skills ...
Yi cheung (? ~ Top 309)
Yi cheung (? -Before 309) Liang, a descendant of Wei nobles, studied vertical and horizontal skills with Guiguzi. His main activities should be before Su Qin, and he was a famous politician, diplomat and strategist in the Warring States period. During the Warring States period, there were many countries, and vassals fought for hegemony and separatist wars frequently. The vassal States adopted the strategy of "uniting the horizontal" in diplomacy and military affairs. Or "uniting the weak with Zhang Yi to attack the strong" to prevent the merger of powerful countries, or "Lian Heng" and "attacking the weak with the strong" to achieve the purpose of annexing land. As an outstanding strategist, Zhang Yi stepped onto the political stage of the Warring States and fought for the annexation of other countries ...
Le Yi is a hundred generals in seventeen histories, and ten philosophers in Wu Temple.
Le Yi was born in Lingshou, Zhongshan (now northwest of Lingshou, Hebei). At the end of the Warring States period, an outstanding strategist assisted Yan Zhaowang in revitalizing the Yan State and retaliated against the powerful arrogance of the Yan State. Yang Le, the ancestor of Le Yi, was a general under Wei Wenhou, the founding monarch of Wei. Led the troops to capture Zhongshan (see the battle of Wei destroying Zhongshan), and was sealed in Lingshou for his merits. After Yang Le's death, he was buried in Lingshou. Since then, the descendants of Xerox have settled here for generations. After the restoration of Zhongshan, it was also the king of Zhao Wuling (? -295 years ago) (see the battle of Zhao attacking Zhongshan), became a Zhao native. Le Yi is a clever young man who likes the art of war. Won the admiration of Zhao people. Zhao Wuling Wang Shi ... [and]
Han Fei (former 280 ~ 233)
Han Fei, also known as Han Feizi (about 280 BC-233 BC), was a famous jurist in South Korea (mainly in Henan Province) at the end of the Warring States Period. His theory has always been the basis for the application of the feudal ruling class in China. His literary background is profound, leaving a lot of famous works for later generations. Introduction to Han Feizi Han Feizi (about 280-233 BC) is a Korean aristocrat, and he "likes to learn the name of the criminal devil". Later people called him Han Feizi. He and Reese are both disciples of Xunzi. At that time, South Korea was very weak and was often bullied by neighboring countries. He repeatedly put forward plans for prosperity to the king of South Korea, but they were not adopted by the king of South Korea. Han Fei wrote a series of articles, such as Lonely Anger and Five Cheats, and was later included in a book, Han Feizi. Ying Zheng, King of Qin, read Han Fei's article and praised it. In 234 BC, Han Fei, as an envoy of South Korea, came to the State of Qin and the King of Qin and advised him to attack Zhao first and slow down Korea. Reese was jealous of Han Fei's talent and tried to frame him with Yao Jia. Han Fei committed suicide by taking poison.
Han Fei pays attention to the study of history and thinks that history is constantly developing and progressing. He believes that if today's world is still praising "the Tao of Yao, Shun, Tang and Wu", "it will be a smile of the new saints". Therefore, he advocated that "we should not take it by surprise to repair the ancient times", "things are different when the world is different" and "things are different when things are different" (everything is wrong), and policies should be formulated according to today's reality. His view of history provided a theoretical basis for the reform of the landlord class at that time.
Han Fei inherited and summarized the thoughts and practices of legalists in the Warring States period and put forward the theory of monarchical centralization. He advocated that "things are in the quartet and in the central government; Sages insist on everything, and all directions will work "(everything is wrong, property rights are right). The power of the country should be concentrated in the hands of the monarch ("saint"), and the monarch must have the power and influence to govern the world. "The master of thousands of riders is the king of thousands of riders, so those who control the world and levy princes will also use their power" (everything goes wrong, the master of people). To this end, you mainly use various means to eliminate hereditary slave owners and nobles, "disperse their party" and "seize their auxiliary" (everything goes wrong, the main road); At the same time, select a group of feudal officials who have been trained by practice to replace them. "The prime minister must start from the state department, and the valiant soldier must be sent away" ("Han Fei Zi Xian Xue"). Han Fei also advocated reform and the rule of law, demanding "abolishing the former king's teaching" (Han Feizi Tian Wen) and "teaching by law" (Han Feizi Wu Note). He stressed that a "law" must be strictly enforced, and no one can be an exception, so that "the law is not expensive", "I don't avoid officials after punishment, and I don't leave behind good ones" ("everything is enough"). He also believes that only by imposing severe punishment can people obey, society be stable and feudal rule be consolidated. These propositions of Han Fei reflected the interests and demands of the emerging feudal landlord class, and provided a theoretical basis for ending the vassal regime and establishing a unified centralized feudal country. After Qin Shihuang unified China, many political measures were the application and development of Han Fei's theory.