What are some unfortunate short-lived historical figures in history?

In the history of our country, there have been many well-known figures, such as the emperors of the past dynasties. Due to their special status, they were often in a position of great attention, and they will be recorded in history regardless of their abilities. Among them, there are also those famous generals who defended their country and defended their country's territory and security. They are heroes worthy of people's respect. There are also those officials who governed the country and stabilized it. They played a very important role in history. , is the true pillar of the country.

Of course, there are also some legendary figures, such as the "prodigies" that everyone is interested in. They already have enviable wisdom at a young age. There are many prodigies in history, but many of them are It's "You are young, you may not be good when you are older", and some may be too smart and have been jealous of God, and they died young. For example, the three we are going to talk about, they were already young at a young age. He had astonishing abilities, but he died early, and the longest he did not live past the age of 13.

The first one: Xiang Luo Xiang Luo (tuo, second tone), this person is very powerful. The most powerful thing about him is that he is the teacher of Confucius. It was recorded in "Warring States Policy", Xiang Luo became Confucius's teacher at the age of 7, which shows how intelligent and intelligent Xiang Luo has reached. Xiang Luo is not only smart, but also knows how to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. Many countries want him to be their official. In order to avoid There was a conflict, so he ran to the mountains to hide. It's a pity that intelligence is always jealous, and Xiang Luo also understood the reason why holding a jade was a crime, so when the princes from various countries sent troops to attack him, Xiang Luo immediately committed suicide and died at the age of only 12 years old, leaving behind the legend of Shenggong. .

The second one: Gan Luo. Gan Luo is very famous. He is a citizen of the Qin State and an unspecified young politician. Gan Luo was appreciated by Lu Buwei for his intelligence since he was a child. The king of Zhao State admired him very much and once gave him a gift with a wave of his hand. 12 cities, but Gan Luo could not escape the fate of dying young and died at the age of 12.

The third one: Cao Chong. Cao Chong can be said to be the most famous child prodigy. He is Cao Cao's youngest son and his most favored son. Cao Chong has been amazed by his wisdom since he was a child. Not only is there a legend about calling the elephant, but he is also kind-hearted and has repeatedly discouraged others from doing so. His father should not kill innocent people indiscriminately, but unfortunately he passed away in the end at the age of 12. People's lifespan was short in ancient times. Perhaps it is for this reason that many ancient people were extremely mature at a young age. Looking back at us in modern times, we may not have graduated from elementary school when we were 12 years old.

There are talented people in every historical period. Only a few can be enumerated.

Fusu (22 years old) of the Qin Dynasty;

Huo Qubing (23 years old) of the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Fuling (21 years old, son of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty);

Three Kingdoms Sun Jian (36 years old), Sun Ce (26 years old) (39 years old), Guo Jia (38 years old), Zhou Yu (38 years old), Cao Chong (13 years old), Ma Liang (36 years old), Pang Tong (36 years old)

Emperor Wu of the Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Yuwen Yong (35 years old)

In the Tang Dynasty, there were Wang Bo (26 years old), Li He (27 years old), and Liu Xiyi (29 years old);

The Five Dynasties and Ten State-owned Zhou Shizong Chai Rong (39 years old);

Southern Song Dynasty Yue Fei (39 years old), Yue Yun (23 years old)

Qing Dynasty Zheng Chenggong (39 years old)

In modern times, there are Bruce Lee (33 years old) and Lin Zhengying (45 years old);

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There are many talents who died young. Here are just a few examples. . Tianyu Yingcai is a great loss to the country and nation. If these people had lived another twenty or thirty years, history would have been rewritten.

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A man who is jealous of talents - Red Army general Huang Gonglue.

Huang Gonglue was born in 1898. In 1922, he and Peng Dehuai were admitted to the Hunan Army Lecture Hall. In 1927, he was admitted to the third senior class of Huangpu Military Academy. In the same year, he participated in the Guangzhou Uprising and joined the Communist Party of China. . In 1928, he led the Pingjiang Uprising together with Peng Dehuai and Teng Daiyuan. The troops after the uprising were combined into the 5th Red Army. In 1930, he was transferred to the commander of the 6th Red Army. After the establishment of the 1st Red Army, Huang Gonglue was appointed as the commander of the 1st Red Army and the 6th Red Army.

In 1931, during the third counter-campaign of "encirclement and suppression", Huang Gonglue led his troops to pursue the Kuomintang army. Later, while commanding the troops to transfer, Huang Gonglue was attacked by an enemy plane. He was shot several times and died heroically at the age of 33.

Huang Gonglue's headquarters played an important role in the anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign. Mao Zedong once wrote a poem praising "Dies Love Flowers? From Tingzhou to Changsha"

June Heavenly Soldiers Recruitment Evil, the long tassel will bind Kunpeng. There is a red corner on the other side of the Gan River, and the partial army relies on Huang Gong's strategy.

Millions of workers and peasants enthusiastically marched across Jiangxi and into Hunan and Jiangxi. An international tragic song, the sky is falling for me like crazy.

Huang Gonglue, Lin Biao, and Wu Zhonghao were known as Chairman Mao's "Three Heroic Generals" during the Jinggangshan Struggle, and they were also one of the 36 military strategists of the Republic of China. Among these three brave generals, Wu Zhonghao and Huang Gonglue died one after another, and only Lin Biao lived to see the day when the revolution succeeded.

I think of a Red Army general, Chairman Mao’s favorite general---Wu Zhonghao.

He is a fourth-generation graduate of Huangpu, one of the leaders of the Autumn Harvest Uprising, and one of the founders and leaders of the Jinggangshan Base Area and our army. He was only 25 years old when he died.

When Chairman Mao heard the news of his sacrifice, he cried behind closed doors for several days. Peng Dehuai, commander of the Third Red Army, personally led 5,000 soldiers to avenge him with red eyes. Tan Zhenlin, political commissar of the 12th Red Army, personally took a knife to kill his enemy. Zeng Bingchun, commander of the 20th Red Army, held the enemy's blood in his hands to pay homage to him.

Which class he graduated from Huangpu has the most famous generals. Lin Biao, Xu Xiangqian, Hu Zongnan, Chen Geng, Song Xilian, Du Yuming, Zhang Lingfu, Chen Mingren, Zuo Quan, etc., many of the well-known famous generals of the National Army were from the fourth phase of Huangpu. If he had still been alive when he was awarded the title in 1955, he would have been ranked not only as a marshal, but also as a general!

Wu Zhonghao is as talented as Lin Biao, and even better than Lin Biao!

Both of them are fourth-generation students in Huangpu. During their time in Huangpu, Wu Zhonghao performed more brilliantly than Lin Biao. At that time, Huangpu Military Academy organized students into officer corps and reserve officer corps based on their grades. Wu Zhonghao was in the officer corps, while Lin Biao was in the reserve officer corps.

After the Nanchang Uprising, Wu Zhonghao and Lin Biao were also in a state of keeping pace.

When Lin Biao was the commander of the first battalion of the 28th Regiment of the Fourth Red Army, Wu Zhonghao was the commander of the third battalion of the 31st Regiment. After that, the two were promoted to captains of their respective regiments at the same time. These two regiments are the two strongest main regiments of the Fourth Red Army. However, in Chairman Mao's heart, he should trust Wu Zhonghao more. During the Autumn Harvest Uprising, Wu Zhonghao followed Chairman Mao. When Sanwan was adapted, Wu Zhonghao was the first to stand up and express his support for Chairman Mao. On Jinggang Mountain, Wu Zhonghao, Lin Biao, and Huang Gonglue were known as Chairman Mao's "Three Heroic Generals."

When Lin Biao was the commander of the first column, Wu Zhonghao was the commander of the third column.

On November 28, 1929, the two men served as the Red Army Front Committee at the same time.

In June 1930, when Lin Biao was appointed commander of the Fourth Red Army, Wu Zhonghao was appointed commander of the Twelfth Red Army. This year, Wu Zhonghao was 25 years old and Lin Biao was 23 years old.

It is a pity that Wu Zhonghao "died before he left the army".

In October 1930, Wu Zhonghao, then commander of the 12th Red Army, contacted the Red Army troops in various counties in western Jiangxi and marched towards Zhangzhou according to the order of the 1st Red Army. When Wu Zhonghao led a security platoon through Anfu County, he was suddenly ambushed by the Anfu County Guards Regiment. Wu Zhonghao was outnumbered and was shot dead by Luo Hangou, the leader of the Jingwei Regiment on the way to break out.

When the bad news came, Chairman Mao, who had always been resolute, bit his towel in his mouth, tears streaming down his face, and did not go out for several days. Peng Dehuai, commander of the Third Red Army, immediately assembled 5,000 Red Army soldiers to encircle and suppress the Jingwei Regiment in Anfu County. Boss Peng caught Wu Zhonghao's murderer Luo Hangou and took him to the place where Wu Zhonghao was killed. Peng Dehuai shouted: "Blood debts must be repaid with blood!" Then, Tan Zhenlin, political commissar of the 12th Red Army, personally took a knife and chopped off Luo Hangou's head. Zeng Bingchun, commander of the 20th Red Army, personally held up the blood of the murderer Luo Hangou to pay homage to Wu Zhonghao.

If Wu Zhonghao was not killed by the reactionaries, he would definitely become an equal to Lin Biao.

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The untimely death of Deng Ping, chief of staff of the Third Red Army Corps of the Red Army, is extremely sad.

In the past few days, I have seen the name of this early senior general of the Red Army from the drama "The Great Turning". Today I will remember him.

In the early days of the revolution, the Chiang Kai-shek government launched several campaigns against our base area. During these campaigns, countless revolutionary martyrs fought hard and sacrificed their precious lives for the cause of the revolution. Among them, there were the Five Red Army members. The founder of General Deng Ping.

Deng Ping (1908-1935), a native of Sichuan, joined the Communist Party of China while studying at Huangpu Military Academy. On July 22, 1928, he and Peng Dehuai launched the Pingjiang Uprising in Hunan and began his revolutionary career. In 1930, he served as chief of staff of the Third Red Army and commander of the Fifth Red Army. In 1933, he also served as the chief of staff of the Eastern Army of the Red Army, and participated in the preparation of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army School. He served as deputy captain and director of education, and trained a large number of Red Army cadres.

In October 1934, under the wrong command of Bo Gu and Li De, the fifth counter-encirclement and suppression campaign failed, and the Red Army was forced to embark on the Long March. In February 1935, during the eastward crossing of the Chishui River, Mr. Peng and Deng Ping commanded the Third Red Army Corps to capture Loushanguan. In order to achieve the strategic goal of capturing Zunyi City as soon as possible, Deng Ping personally went to the front line to command. Unfortunately, he was shot in the head by the enemy while investigating the enemy's situation. He died at the age of 27.

Deng Ping was the only regiment-level general who died during the Long March of the Red Army. Before his death, he took a bullet for General Zhang Aiping. He had partnered with Mr. Peng for many years. His sacrifice made Mr. Peng cry loudly and shout, "Capture Zunyi City and avenge Comrade Deng Ping." That night, the Red Army Corps captured Zunyi City in one go and avenged Deng Ping. But Deng Ping still sacrificed his life. His sacrifice made Mr. Peng very sad and fell ill after entering Zunyi City. He didn't want anyone to be the chief of staff of the Red Army Corps. In the end, Ye Shuai became the political commissar.

If Deng Ping could survive until liberation, her achievements would be limitless, which would be a pity.

After Comrade Deng Ping died, General Zhang Aiping cried bitterly and said, "Deng Ping died for me" and wrote an elegy.

When will the long night end? Huangpu practices martial arts and seeks classics. The Northern Expedition braved the rain of bullets to defeat the bandits, and the Pingjiang Uprising helped the beacon flames. The "encirclement and suppression" campaign shattered the hard plans, and the Long March shifted to shouldering heavy responsibilities. Blood was shed under Zunyi City, and the three armies cried for strange men during the journey.

The emperor with "short life and long influence"

In Chinese history, there was a very promising short-lived emperor, Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Tuoba Hong, whose Han name was Yuan Hong. Although he is 33 years old, his influence on Chinese history cannot be overstated as "pivotal".

Tuoba Hong was born in 467 AD and died in 499 AD. His biological mother, Mrs. Li, died tragically because he was made a prince. Tuoba Hong was raised by his grandmother, Queen Mother Feng.

Tuobahong ascended the throne as emperor at the age of five. His grandmother, Queen Mother Feng, came to the throne and carried out a series of reforms in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Empress Dowager Feng died of illness at the age of 23, and Tuobahong took over the power. Based on Empress Dowager Feng's reforms, he further implemented a series of reforms, focusing on promoting the sinicization of the Northern Wei Dynasty. The main measures are:

1. Complete Chineseization. Emphasize the Han people, imitate the etiquette of the Han Dynasty, build Mingtang, build the Ancestral Temple, conduct formal sacrificial ceremonies, worship Shun, Dayu, Zhou Gong, and Confucius, and allow officials to stay in mourning for three years. The official system of the Han Dynasty was imitated and the rhythm was formulated; the five-level imperial edict was issued, and princes and nobles were granted titles based on their sons and sons. Issue new laws to abolish or reduce torture.

2. Moved the capital to Luoyang. The original capital of the Northern Wei Dynasty was Pingcheng, where it often snowed in June. In order to facilitate the management of the Han people, the capital was moved to Luoyang. In order to ensure that the capital move went smoothly, Ba Bahong made careful preparations. In the name of the Southern Expedition to Qi, he led nearly a million people to move southward and successfully achieved the goal of moving the capital, showing his strong organizational ability.

3. Wearing Hanfu and speaking no nonsense. After Emperor Xiaowen moved the capital to Luoyang, he immediately ordered all Xianbei and ethnic minority people to ban the wearing of Hu clothing and instead wear Han clothing. Later, he ordered that the barbarian language was banned, and all people in the Manchu Dynasty spoke Chinese.

4. Reform Chinese surnames. Ordered all Xianbei surnames to be changed to Han surnames.

5. Intermarriage between Hu and Han. Encouraging intermarriage between Xianbei and Han people has greatly improved the "sissy" physique of the Han people since the Wei and Jin Dynasties.

6. Respect Confucianism and Buddhism. Luoyang is a city that combines minority culture, Han culture, and Buddhist culture.

In short, Emperor Xiaowen's Sinicization reforms greatly developed Xianbei's economy, culture, society, politics, and military, eased ethnic gaps, and accelerated ethnic integration. It is known in history as "Emperor Xiaowen's Renaissance." It is a pity that Emperor Xiaowen died young, otherwise the process of national integration would have been more complete.

In China’s five thousand years of history, there have been many talented people. However, the world is not jealous of talented people. There are countless people who died young! It is a pity. Today I will introduce to you five celebrities who died young:

The first one: Huo Qubing, a famous general in the Western Han Dynasty, an outstanding military strategist, a patriotic general, and a national hero.

Huo Qubing was good at riding and shooting. He was flexible in using troops, not adhering to ancient methods, focused on strategy, brave and decisive, and was good at long-distance raids. He was good at making quick raids and making large detours and interspersed operations. He went straight to Huanglong and drove the Xiongnu out of the desert. Completely solved the Xiongnu problem in the Western Han Dynasty. Huo Qubing was promoted to the General of Damassi Hussar and the Champion Marquis. There is a world-famous saying: "If the Huns are not destroyed, how can we call home?"

Huo Qubing died of illness at the age of 24.

Second place: Cao Chong, the son of Cao Cao, is known as one of the "Three Great Prodigies of the Three Kingdoms" together with Zhou Buyi and Xia Hourong.

Cao Chong has shown intelligence far beyond ordinary people since he was a child. The allusion "Cao Chong calls the elephant" shows that the five-year-old Cao Chong's intelligence has fully reached adult standards. When he was ten years old, the story of his wise rescue of a treasurer further shows that Cao Chong has high emotional intelligence. Cao Cao liked him very much and wanted to let him succeed him.

Cao Chong was only 13 years old when he died of illness.

The third place is Wang Bo, a famous poet in the early Tang Dynasty and the first of the four heroes of the early Tang Dynasty.

Wang Bo was able to write at the age of 6. He passed the civil service examination at the age of 14 and was awarded Chaosanlang. With his majestic spirit and majestic momentum, he created a generation of poetry, especially his "Preface to Prince Teng's Pavilion", which is full of romance. "The falling clouds and solitary owls fly together in the autumn water, and the long sky is the same color", which can be said to be an eternal masterpiece. His poems are strong but not weak, firm but moisturizing, carved but not broken, and strengthened by pressing them, which played a great role in changing the trend. There are more than 80 of Wang Bo's poems in existence today, and more than 90 of them including poems, prefaces, tables, tablets, and odes.

Wang Bo unfortunately drowned and died at the age of 27.

Fourth place: Li He, an important poet in the mid-Tang Dynasty, the founder of Changji-style poetry, known as Li Changji, ghost talent, and poetry ghost. Together with Li Bai and Li Shangyin, he was known as the "Three Lis" of the Tang Dynasty.

Because he was frustrated in his career, he devoted all his energy to writing poetry. He wrote poetry with a serious attitude, painstaking efforts, and innovation. He formed a unique style with unique imagination, strange thinking, and wonderful diction. It was unique at the time. Li He had great ambitions, studied diligently, and was well-read. He successfully passed the Henan Prefectural Examination and obtained the qualification of "Rural Tribute Jinshi". But Li He's competitors slandered him, saying that his father's name was Jin Su, and he should avoid his father's name and not be promoted to Jinshi. Han Yu once wrote "Taobao" for this purpose, refuting the shameless "Obu" and encouraging Li He to take the exam. Although Li He was selected to go to Beijing, he failed to take the exam and was defeated.

Li He suffered from many illnesses throughout his life and died at the age of 27 due to illness.

Fifth place: Chen Yucheng, King of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, a famous general in the later period of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, was named the King of England, and was called the God of War of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom because of his bravery and good fighting skills.

He has moles under his eyes, which look like four eyes from a distance. Chen Yucheng and Li Xiucheng were considered by the world at the time to be the saviors of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. After Chen Yucheng became the commander-in-chief, he defeated Zeng Guofan's Hunan navy, saved Tianjing, the capital of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and successively conquered several cities of the Qing army, reviving the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and turning the crisis into safety. Chen Yucheng also became famous, and under his leadership, Taiping soldiers began the Western Expedition.

In the end, he was tricked into a trap by the traitor Wang Miao Peilin and sent to the Qing camp to be killed. Aged 26.

God is really jealous of talents. If they can live for a few more decades, then maybe a lot of history will be rewritten.

Let me talk about this issue. First of all, I would like to remind the subject that for your question, it is more appropriate to use the term "dying young". So, what are the regrettable figures who died young in our country’s history? That’s really a lot, so I want to talk about an important figure—Zuo Quan.

General Zuo Quan, a general who died in the Anti-Japanese War of the Eighth Route Army. Uncle Hao is from Liling, Hunan. In 1924, he entered the Huangpu Military Academy, the first class of Huangpu, and joined the Communist Party of China in 1925. In the same year, he was sent by the party organization to study in the Soviet Union, and first studied at Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow. In September 1927, he entered the Frunze Military Academy for further study.

In December 1933, he served as chief of staff of the 1st Red Army Corps. In 1934, he participated in the Long March and participated in commanding the forced crossing of the Dadu River and the attack on Lazikou. After the Long March arrived in northern Shaanxi, Zuo Quan led his troops to participate in the Battle of Zhiluo Town and the Red Army's Eastern Expedition. In 1936, he served as acting commander of the First Red Army Corps. Later, he served as deputy chief of staff of the Eighth Route Army for a long time. In May 1942, when the Japanese invaders invaded the Taihang Mountains in an attempt to destroy the Eighth Route Army headquarters, Zuo Quan personally went to the front line to command the breakout. Unfortunately, he was hit by enemy artillery shells and died at the age of 37.

From 1939 to 1941, Zuo Quan wrote more than 40 articles, including "On Persisting in the War of Resistance in North China", "Ambush Tactics", "Assault Tactics", "Tactical Issues", and "On the Principles of Military Thought". In addition, "Infantry Combat Orders of the Soviet Workers' and Peasants' Red Army" co-translated by Zuo Quan and Liu Bocheng in 1942 was listed as a basic textbook for infantry tactics education by the General Headquarters of the 18th Group Army (i.e., the Eighth Route Army).

During the Long March, Mao Zedong praised Zuo Quan as a "sharp gunner." During the Long March, Zhu De called Zuo Quan a "model soldier" and an excellent general "as strong as steel and as brave as a liger."

Writer Liu Baiyu said in a 1942 article: "In controlling half of China, Comrade Zuo Quan was indeed the busiest person in the Eighth Route Army headquarters on the battlefield. Except for major matters decided by Commander-in-Chief Zhu De and Deputy Commander-in-Chief Peng Dehuai, he handled all general work. His military theoretical training, combat experience, and command ability are all rare talents in our army's staff work.

General Zuo Quan, a great proletarian revolutionary. He was for the Chinese revolution, for the country and the people, and to fight against the Japanese invaders. He gave his precious life and deserves the respect of every Chinese.

List a few short-lived historical figures that I feel sorry for. Xiang Yu, Jia Yi, Huo Qubing, Zhou Yu, Lin Juemin.

The first Xiang Yu. Xiang Yu was only 30 years old when he committed suicide in Wujiang River. It is difficult for us to imagine that a person can build such achievements in 30 years, and his childhood and adolescence must be deducted from this. Xiang Yu was extremely brave. He followed his uncle in revolting against the Qin Dynasty. After his uncle's death, he led his army to conquer the world by himself. His martial arts was outstanding among all the heroes. Although he was defeated by Liu Bang in the end, he can still be called a hero of his lifetime.

The second Jia Yi. Han Xin was laughed at in the Huaiyin market, and Jia Sheng was jealous of the officials of the Han Dynasty. Jia Yi's young genius was able to dominate the ministers, and was highly appreciated by Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty. He had unique insights into the rise and fall of the imperial court's governance. "On the Passage of Qin" is a thought-provoking text through the ages. Unfortunately, Zhou Bo and others were suspicious of him and stabbed him in the back. As a result, although the emperor appreciated Jia Yi's talent, he still did not reuse him. After the King of Changsha fell ill and died of illness, he also died in depression. He was only 30 years old when he died.

The third one is Huo Qubing. At the age of seventeen, he became the captain of Piao Yao, led 800 knights deep into the desert, chased the Huns for more than 800 miles, and became the champion marquis. The Xiongnu lamented: The loss of my Yanzhi Mountain has made my women colorless. Losing our Qilian Mountains will deprive our animals of their ability to thrive. Huo Qubing was a rare young hero in the history of Chinese wars. Unfortunately, he died of illness at the age of 24.

The third Zhou Yu. While talking and laughing, the boats and oars disappeared into ashes, but now when I think of Zhou Yu's majestic appearance, people are still fascinated. The young commander was fearless in the face of powerful enemies and was very confident in his tactics. Cao Cao, who was on fire, escaped in panic and won immortal fame. Zhou Yu's short life was colorful and enviable. Unfortunately, he died of illness at the age of 35.

The fourth is Yue Fei. Almost everyone in the country knows Yue Fei's heroic deeds, and his ambition to "attack Huanglong" continues to inspire people. Unfortunately, the famous official did not meet the Ming Dynasty, and was eventually killed by the shameless pair of Zhao Gou and Qin Hui. Feng Bo Pavilion, when he was 39 years old.

Finally, let’s talk about Lin Juemin, a modern hero. I believe everyone has read Lin Juemin's "A Letter to His Wife". In 1905, 18-year-old Lin Juemin and 17-year-old Chen Yiying got married. However, for the sake of this broken country and to transform the world, Lin Juemin still went to Japan to study and joined the Tongmenghui. .

The revolution required beheading while studying abroad. Lin Juemin had already prepared for this. Before the Guangzhou uprising, he wrote "Letter to Father" and "Letter to Wife" to bid farewell to his beloved relatives.

"I write this book to say goodbye to you forever! When I wrote this book, I was still a human being in the world; when you read this book, I have become a ghost in the underworld." "I love you most, that is, The thought of loving you makes me brave enough to die. Since I met you, I have always wished that all lovers in the world would be married. However, the land is filled with fishy clouds and the streets are full of wolves and dogs. How many people can satisfy your wish?"

Reading the words of a brave man today, my heart is still filled with excitement!

After the failure of the Guangzhou Uprising, Lin Juemin was captured in battle. Faced with the interrogation, he spoke generously and outspokenly. Guangzhou General Zhang Mingqi and Navy Admiral Li Zhun, who personally interrogated him, were moved by this, but they were afraid that such a talent would be used by the Revolutionary Party. , or killed Lin Juemin.

Lin Juemin was only 24 years old when he died.

Such heroes who serve the country and the people will move the world and stay in the annals of history forever.

Which short-lived historical figures in history are more regrettable? When I saw this topic, the first thing I thought of was Mr. Fengchu Pang Tong. Crouching dragon and phoenix chick, one of them can bring peace to the world. Uncle Liu Huang has won the hearts of the people of the world. On the premise of harvesting Mr. Wolong, he also conquered the heart of Mr. Fengchu. However, God is jealous of talents, and the good times did not last long, and the newly added wings folded soon after. An eagle with its wings spread can fly very high and far, but a one-armed eagle with broken wings cannot escape and sink into the sand! Maybe this description is a bit exaggerated. However, just like Jia Yuanchun's metaphor of "Fireworks easily get cold" when he returned to the Grand View Garden of the province, Pang Tong's death was by no means just a loss of a great adviser to Liu Bei whose career was at its peak. It was nothing more than a bolt from the blue that gave his career Cast a heavy shadow. The trend of history after the event has repeatedly proved that after Pang Tong left, although the Liu Bei Group also achieved high-profile performances in seizing Xichuan and conquering Hanzhong, its overall fortune was also approaching its peak, and the national fortunes continued to decline. Of course, all this cannot be saved by Pang Tong alone, but if Pang Tong is around, it is unknown whether the Shu Han regime will continue in a more calm manner!

Although Pang Tong's achievements in history are not outstanding, in terms of personnel arrangements, Liu Bei valued this counselor very much. His position in Liu Bei's group was also crucial, and one move affected the whole body! In 212 AD, Liu Bei and Liu Zhang officially broke with each other and went west to seize Xichuan. The completion of a grand strategic plan was officially put on the agenda. At this critical moment, Liu Bei placed Zhuge Liang, who proposed the Longzhong pair, in Jingzhou to assist Guan Yu, and brought Pang Tong with him to conquer Xichuan, apparently because of his talent in military planning. And this strategic arrangement happens to be Liu Bei's most stable strategic arrangement. The combination of Guan Yu and Zhuge Liang combines strength and softness, wisdom and courage. Zhuge is also a master of diplomacy with Wu. If Zhuge had been in Jingzhou, then the incident of Guan Yu humiliating Sun Wu and even carelessly losing Jingzhou would most likely not have happened. Then Jingzhou would still be Liu Bei's territory in the short term. The power of the Shu Han regime, which controls the two states of Jing and Yi, should not be underestimated. It has the power to challenge the Cao Wei Group. However, things backfired precisely because of the accidental incident of Pang Tong's death outside Luofengpo, which completely disrupted Liu Bei's strategic arrangements. Losing Pang Tong, Liu Bei had to recruit Zhuge Liang into Shu. Zhuge Liang's entry into Shu led to Guan Yu's improper diplomacy. Guan Yu's improper diplomacy led to the careless loss of Jingzhou. The careless loss of Jingzhou led to Liu Bei's control of Wu. Liu Bei's control of Wu led to the fiasco of Yiling. The tragic defeat at Yiling directly led to Liu Bei's death and even the decline of Shu Han. This series of events is like a domino, affecting thousands of people. The national destiny of Shu Han was completely lost in these events that followed one after another. The initial driving force for all this was the death of Pang Tong.

Do you think Pang Tong's short life is a pity?