Introduction: He, Ruan Ji and others are known as the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest". He is a spiritual leader who advocates that "the more famous you are, the more natural you are." That is, there are no rules and traditions. When people are alive, they are very smart and happy, and they can do whatever they want. Drink, recite poetry, play the piano, take drugs, and get drunk. In fact, every fallen person has unspeakable pain, beautiful appearance, and vicissitudes of heart. Ji Shao's father is Ji Kang, but his character is completely opposite to his father. Ji Kang likes to be imaginative and unconstrained, similar to a big V on Weibo. He has many fans, but he is outspoken and cynical. Ji Shao devoted himself to serving the country and promoting positive energy throughout his life. Both of them died miserably. Ji Kang was beaten to death by the officials, and the scene of him playing a song before his death shocked the ages. Ji Kang died tragically to protect the emperor. The words he spoke during his lifetime are immortal. Ji Kang was framed and killed. Ji Kang was the second generation official. He grew up to be a smart, knowledgeable and "tall, rich and handsome" person according to the standard. His wife is Cao Cao's great-granddaughter. He served as Zhongsan's doctor in Cao Wei and was known as Ji Zhongsan. As soon as Sima Shi came to power, he almost stayed away from officialdom and hid in the mountains. He and Ruan Ji are known as the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest". He is a spiritual leader who advocates "letting nature take its course". That is, there are no rules and traditions. When people are alive, they are very smart and happy, and they can do whatever they want. Drink, recite poetry, play the piano, take drugs, and get drunk. In fact, every fallen person has unspeakable pain, beautiful appearance, and vicissitudes of heart. Because they were against the Sima family, they were unable to resist. I can only drink wine, recite poems, praise each other, and indulge in sex on Weibo and Moments. But not everyone can escape. Who made you famous? General Sima Zhao asked Ji Kang to become an official. In fact, he forced this big V to say, whose side are you on? He refused to come out of the mountain, so he planted a curse. Zhong Chengming wrote a book "Four Books" before and wanted Ji Kang to comment on it. Afraid of being looked down upon by Ji Kang, he threw the book over the wall and ran away. After Zhong Hui stood out, he gained confidence and visited Ji Kang again. Ji Kang ignored him and continued to forge under the big tree in front of his house. Zhong left angrily. Before leaving, Ji Kang asked: "What did you hear? What did you see?" Zhong Hui replied: "Come when you hear something, and leave when you see something." Zhong immediately slandered Sima, and Ji Kang was executed. On that day, 3,000 college students collectively petitioned for Ji Kang’s pardon, but the official rejection was rejected. Before the execution, Ji Kang looked as usual and played a song "Guangling San" on the execution ground. After finishing playing, Ji Kang put down the piano and sighed, "Guangling San" will be gone now. He was only 39 years old when he died. Shan Tao was recommended as an official by Ji Shao. Shan Tao, whose real name was Juyuan, was also one of the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove". He applied to be an official in Sima's office. Ji Kang despised him and wrote his masterpiece "Book of Severing Diplomacy with Shan Juyuan". Scolding Shan Tao is equivalent to publishing a reactionary speech with tens of millions of views. Sima couldn't block his articles, but could only shut him up forever. But Ji Kang knew that Shan Tao was an honest person. Before he died, he entrusted his son and daughter to him and said to his son: As long as your Uncle Shan is here, you don't have to worry about your life. That year, Ji Shao was 10 years old. From now on, I will support my mother at home and be filial and prudent. When he grew up, Shan Tao invited Emperor Wu of Jin to recommend Ji Shao as his secretary. Emperor Wu of Jin said: If you are as talented as you say, you are qualified to be secretary, let alone Secretary Lang? So he was asked to be Secretary Cheng. Since then, he has been promoted several times. When he was appointed as the governor of Xuzhou, Shi Chong was equivalent to the military commander of Xuzhou, arrogant and violent. When Ji Shao saw him, he felt very upright and talked to him about morality. Shi Chong was surprised, became good friends with him, and respected him very much. Jami is famous and powerful both at home and abroad. He gained a lot of fame and wanted Ji Shao to be his friend, but he was rejected. When Jiami was killed, Ji Shao was promoted to a temporary rider and also served as Guo Zi's doctor. Later, he served in the army

Ji Shao asked to wear his court clothes before the emperor. Ai Dong said to Sima Yi: "Sima Yi plays the piano very well. Play a song to amuse the audience." Sima Jiong invited Ji Shao to come on. Ji Shao said: Restoring the country requires paying attention to etiquette. I'm going to wear formal clothes to discuss business today. How can you let me do music work? If it's a private party, I won't say no. Sima Jiong and Ai Dong were both ashamed after hearing this. When Ji Shao was killed for protecting the emperor, Sima Yue took Emperor Hui hostage and went to beg Sima Ying. He heard Ji Shao's loyal name and called him in and asked him to escort the emperor. Ji Shao obeyed his order without hesitation. As a result, Sima Yue's army was defeated in Dangyin. Guan Bai's bodyguards couldn't care less about the emperor and fled in a hurry. Poor Emperor Hui had been left unattended for some time and he didn't know what to do. He was hit by three arrows in the face and his flesh and blood were bloody.

Ji Shao stood out, dressed solemnly, put on his hat, ascended the throne, and defended himself in front of Emperor Hui. Sima Ying's soldiers killed all the lunatics and placed Ji Shao on a straight log in front of the carriage. Emperor Hui said that this was a loyal minister. Don't kill him! The sergeant said: I have been ordered by the Emperor to not hurt Your Majesty alone! The knives were thrown together and blood splattered on Emperor Hui's clothes. Emperor Hui was so frightened that he fell off the car and rolled the decree he carried with him into the grass. When Sima Ying's army brought Emperor Hui into Yecheng, when the attendants saw that he was covered in blood, they suggested that he take off his clothes and wash them clean. Emperor Hui said, this is Ji Shi's blood, don't wash it. Emperor Hui rarely spoke in his life, but almost every word he said became a famous saying. There is also a theory that he is not as mentally retarded as recorded in history books, but just acted as a puppet all his life and caused chaos in the country. Historians believe he was a dementia patient. Judging from the level of these two sentences, he has the same emotions as normal people. Later, Sima Yue, King of the East China Sea, passed by Xingyang and burst into tears when he passed Ji Shao's tomb. He erected a monument for him and asked the emperor to give it to him. The imperial court posthumously presented Ji Shao with a gold medal and a purple ribbon, as well as a gold medal and a purple ribbon, and promoted him to the title of Marquis of Yiyang. He was also given an acre of cemetery and sent ten guards to worship him in the juvenile prison ceremony. When he became emperor in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he was given the posthumous title "Zhongmu" and was once again worshiped in the Tailao ceremony. Before Ji Shao was killed, someone reminded Ji Shao: Your trip is in danger. Are you ready for your horse? Answer: Ji Shao: Being an official's bodyguard is a matter of life and death. What should the horse do? Life or death means being willing to sacrifice one's life. This is not Ji Shao's original work. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Zheng slandered the property and said, "If you want to benefit the country, you must sacrifice your life for the country." But Ji Shao's words also made him shine for future generations. Lin Zexu once memorized two sentences in the Qing Dynasty: "To live for the country or to die for the country, is it because of misfortunes and to avoid blessings?" Former Premier of the State Council Wen Jiabao quoted Lin Zexu's two sentences when answering a reporter's question, which infected countless people. people. The Battle of Yin made his name immortal in history. He also had a minor role in the film, but he has since become a superstar. The fourth supporting character appears, that is Sima Rui, the first emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.