Guan Zhong and Bao Shu Ya hit it off when they were young.

They have a business partnership. Guan Zhong's family is poor and he can't afford much money. Bao Shu Ya doesn't care. If the business makes money, Guan Zhong should take more money and be willing to take the bag, because he knows that Guan Zhong is not greedy for money, but poor enough to need money urgently.

They also became foot soldiers together and started fighting. When charging, Guan Zhong was in the back and Bao was in the front. When losing, Guan Zhong was in the front and wrapped in the back.

Others say that Guan Zhong is a coward, but Bao Shu Ya defends him: Guan Zhong is the only child in the family, and there is an old mother in the family who needs his support. He is not timid, and he is cut out for great things. Guan Zhong once said with emotion: "My parents gave birth to me and knew me!"

Later, Guan Zhong was offended by Qi Huangong for wrongly protecting Gong Zijiu. Bao kept Zhong in front of him and recommended Guan Zhong as the prime minister of Qi.

When Guan Zhong was seriously ill and dying, Qi Huangong went to his bedside and asked who could succeed him as prime minister. Guan Zhong did not recommend Bao and said: Bao is a good man, but he is too vicious to be a prime minister.

Later, some villains passed this matter on to Bao, originally to provoke the relationship between Guan Zhong and Bao. Unexpectedly, Bao said: Guan Zhong is right. If I become prime minister, I will kill you villains first.

2, fallen comrades

A soldier asked the lieutenant if he could be allowed to go to the "no man's land" outside the trench to pick up his fallen comrades.

"Yes," the lieutenant said, "but you have to think about it. You could die from it. I don't think it's worth bringing back your friend who may be dead. "

The lieutenant's suggestion did not discourage the soldiers. He rushed out of the trench.

The soldier miraculously carried his comrades back to the trench. Just a few meters away from the trench, he was shot, but he insisted on carrying his comrades and fell into the trench.

The lieutenant checked the soldier's injury, shook his head and said, "I told you it wasn't worth it." Your friend died and you were seriously injured. "

"But it's worth it, sir."

"What? Is it worth it? Your friend is dead! "

The soldier smiled bitterly and said, "Yes, he is dead, but everything I did was worth it, because he was still alive when I came to him." When I was holding him, I heard him say, man, I knew you would come. "