Background Introduction:
The state of Qin plays an important role in Chinese history and is a familiar name to every Chinese. After a long period, the Qin State established the first feudal empire with an emperor system by conquering the Six Kingdoms, which had a profound impact on the development of the Chinese nation.
The origin of the evil and the favor of the king of Zhou:
At the beginning of the establishment of the Qin State, there was a young man named Evil Lai. Although he comes from a humble family, he has an innate talent for martial arts. Because of his bravery, Evil Lai was favored by the King of Zhou, and was named Qing and served as a horse master. Evil's sincere and unflattering character won the appreciation of King Zhou.
The hardships of the road to nationhood:
Evil Lai led his people to Qindi and found that the environment there was very harsh. Qindi is surrounded by mountains, the terrain is high, and the water and soil are barren. The lives of the people were very difficult. Moreover, Qin was often invaded by the Qiang people, which made the Qin state even more difficult. However, under the rule of Qin Mugong, the Qin state stabilized the domestic situation by building water conservancy and other means, and sought foreign aid from the emperor of the Western Zhou Dynasty.
Prophecy Guidance:
In the prophecy, it was said that "Zhou and Qin will be separated from each other, not five hundred years old reunion, seventeen years old and overlord." This year's natural disasters have changed, and special celestial phenomena are undoubtedly unfortunate for people, however. The guidance of this prophecy led people to believe that the Qin state had an extraordinary fate.
The Decline of King Zhou and the Rise of the State of Qin:
As time passed, Zhou Tianzi's power weakened day by day. During the reign of King Zhou Xun, the heroes of various countries did not receive the due fief rewards, so the countries began to compete for territory. The princes united to besiege King Zhou, and the rule of King Zhou gradually existed in name only. During this time, the Qin State continued to accumulate strength and gradually became the overlord of the Xirong region.
The wisdom and determination of the young emperor:
Zhao Zheng, the king of Xiaowen, was only 13 years old when he succeeded to the throne, but he showed extraordinary talent and mind. He implemented a number of reform measures that greatly enhanced the national strength of the Qin state. Zhao Zheng abolished the hereditary system and replaced it with a lira system, giving the people the opportunity to change their origins through their own efforts. He also promoted the concept of legalism, simplifying the law and severely punishing those who broke the law. These reforms gave the Qin State a new social ethos and the country prospered.
The completion of the great cause of reunification:
After a series of reforms and wars, the Qin State finally completed the great cause of unification when Yingzheng ascended the throne. He used the intrigue to drive a wedge between the states, and quickly captured the states of Zhao, Wei, and Chu, and finally annexed the six kingdoms and established the Qin dynasty. This great achievement is the guidance of Destiny and the fulfillment of prophecy.
Conclusion: The rise of the Qin State and the completion of the great cause of unification fulfilled the prophesied fate. This history of struggle inspires the sons and daughters of China and tells us that thousands of miles of rivers and mountains begin with a single step. The story of the Qin State shows the perseverance and struggle of a people, as well as the power of self-fulfillment of prophecies. As the people of China, we always keep this history in mind and strive for a better future with positive struggle.