Original: At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, Zuo Qiuming's "Zuo Zhuan Xiang Gong Eleven Years": "Be prepared for danger in times of peace."

It refers to thinking about possible dangers in a comfortable environment. It means to be vigilant and prevent disasters. If you are prepared in advance, you can avoid disaster. As long as you are prepared, you will not be afraid and worried about whether there is danger or disaster.

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Zuo Qiuming (about 502 years ago-about 422 years ago) was the monarch, surnamed Qiu. Because my father is a Zuo historian, his name is Zuo Qiuming (about Zuo Qiuming's name). ?

Zuo Qiuming was born in Junzhuang, the capital of Lu State in the late Spring and Autumn Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (now Donghengyuan Village, Shi Heng Town, Feicheng City, Shandong Province). Historians, writers, thinkers and essayists in the late Spring and Autumn Period? Military strategist. ? At the same time or slightly older than Confucius.

Zuo Qiuming used to be a historian of Lu, and wrote Zuo Zhuan to analyze Chunqiu? (also known as Zuo's Spring and Autumn Annals)? He was blind when he wrote Mandarin. The two books recorded many important historical events in the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Spring and Autumn Period, and preserved original materials with high value.

Zuo Qiuming is the founder of traditional historiography in China. Historians regard Zuo Qiuming as the originator of China's historiography. Known as "the father of hundred schools of thought, the father of ancient Chinese." Zuo Qiuming's thought is Confucianism, which reflects the interests and demands of the people at that time. ?

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