After Guan Zhonghe's composition materials acceded to the throne, he sent troops to defeat Lu Jun who escorted Gong Zijiu, and wrote to Lu: "Gong Zijiu is my brother, and I can't bear to kill him myself. It depends on how Lu handles it. Guan Zhong and Zhao Hu are my enemies. You must give them to me, and I will cut them into pieces to relieve my hatred. Otherwise, I will come to see you with swords and soldiers. "
Lu was afraid and killed Miyako for a long time. When Zhao suddenly saw his master die, he also committed suicide. On the other hand, Guan Zhong asked Lu to send him back to Qi as a prisoner.
Once, Guan Zhong killed Jiang and almost shot him with an arrow. What a terrible hatred! It is estimated that Jiang hates Guan Zhong and his roots itch. How could this Guan Zhong be stupid enough to walk into a trap and go to Qi?
It turns out that this is another plan of Qi Huangong. At first, he really hated Guan Zhong and wanted to take revenge on him. Bao Shu Ya, his subordinate, praised Guan Zhong as a minister capable of governing the country. Whoever owns Guan Zhong is likely to win the world. Such talents can not only be killed, but also can not be left to Lu. We should reuse him in Qi State.
Qi Huangong trusted Bao very much and took his advice. Bao was overjoyed and quickly sent someone to Lu to tell Guan Zhong. The resourceful Guan Zhong and his cooperation played a good play of "being a prisoner by himself", deceived Lu and returned to Qi safely.
I think many people have heard the story between Guan Zhong and Bao during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period in Qi Huangong. Bao thinks Guan Zhong is a rare talent and recommends Guan Zhong as "Xiang". However, Guan Zhong did not recommend Bao before he died, but recommended his friend as the prime minister, and told the king to stay away from Yiya, saying that Yiya was a mean person and could not be trusted. The following paragraph goes like this:
Yiya was furious when she learned what Guan Zhong said. He immediately found Bao and said, "Old general, who doesn't know that Guan Zhong was recommended by you? But Guan Zhong was ungrateful. The monarch asked you to take a picture, but he said a lot of bad things about you. I recommended Peng Ji, I really feel wronged for you! " Yiya thought Bao would hate Guan Zhong. Bao laughed and gave a thumbs-up and said, "Guan Zhong is loyal to the country and doesn't care about personal feelings. That's why I recommended him! Peng Ji is much better than me. " Yiya was rejected and had to leave in despair.
This passage shows that Yiya doesn't allow others to say his shortcomings. He is a very narrow-minded person. He doesn't think about himself, but he wants to borrow Bao Shu's teeth to harm Guan Zhong, which further shows that Yiya is not aboveboard and is a scheming scumbag, which makes Bao Shu's teeth very contemptuous. Later, Bao Shu's tooth told Wang Qi to drive Yiya out of Qi. This is what happens to despicable people.
Bao heard that Guan Zhong talked about his shortcomings. Instead of being angry, he listened carefully to Guan Zhong's opinion and later became prime minister. This shows that Bao is a person who can listen to other people's suggestions and correct mistakes in time. Bao knows Guan Zhong's character, and Yiya is a villain with ulterior motives. When Yi Ya spoke ill of Guan Zhong, he knew right from wrong, so he didn't listen to Yi Ya's nonsense, which also shows that Bao and Guan Zhong are good friends who trust each other. They all recommend talents based on the country and treat each other honestly. This is the "friendship between management and treasure" praised by later generations. This passage in the story touched me the most and made me realize what kind of friends are the most valuable and what kind of people are the most despised.
I think Bao Shu Ya is greater than Guan Zhong. He is a man worthy of our respect and study, because without a bag, there would be no Guanzhong, and without Guanzhong, there would be no strength of Qi. Bao is Guan Zhong's true friend! I want to learn from Bao. When others say my shortcomings, no matter right or wrong, I should first express my gratitude modestly, sincerely and modestly, and then reflect on whether there is something wrong with my thoughts and actions. Finally, I will uphold and maintain what I have done well before and humbly correct what I have done wrong. If you hit someone because someone said something wrong, isn't it just like Yiya? I don't want to be like Yi Ya!