Throughout the history of China for 5,000 years, the rise and fall of success and failure are as fleeting as a passing cloud. In this long history, there are countless regrets that have failed and will not be successful. Some of these regrets are still difficult to let go, and they can be called regrets for the ages.
Today I will talk about the seven regrets in Chinese history, which one makes you the most uneasy?
In 202 BC, during the siege of Xiaxia, Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, was finally defeated by Liu Bang, and the dispute between Chu and Han, which lasted for several years, came to an end. Xiang Yu felt shameless to see Jiangdong's father again, and finally killed himself in Wujiang.
Back then, when Xiang Yu was only in his 20s, he and his uncle led 8,000 Jiangdong soldiers to join the anti-Qin torrent. After that, he broke the cauldron and sunk the boat, Julu defeated the main force of the Qin army in a battle, the Qin Dynasty was destroyed, and the princes were shocked. The Western Chu regime he established, and the princes obeyed him.
At that time, Liu Bang was just a prince and king under him. In the battle of Pengcheng, Xiang Yu defeated Liu Bang's 560,000 army with 30,000 elite soldiers and almost took Liu Bang's life.
However, Xiang Yu, who had always won in his life, was defeated in the battle of Qixia, which was also the last battle in his life. He could have crossed the river to survive, but he chose to go to Huangquan with 8,000 Jiangdong soldiers and die with him. Xiang Yu, who was only 30 years old, ended his heroic life by the Wujiang River.
If Xiang Yu had chosen to cross the river by boat, would there be any possibility of a comeback?
Huo Quzhi, a famous general in Chinese history, his life was short but dazzling.
At the age of 17, he was made a marquis; At the age of 19, he conquered Hexi and killed 40,000 enemies; At the age of 21, he went on an expedition to Mobei, returned with great victory, and was named a wolf.
He became the first general in history to be crowned a wolf, and in Chinese history, there are only five people who can win this honor.
However, God is jealous of talents, Huo Quzhi died young at the age of 24, which makes people sigh.
If he hadn't died young, with his military talent and courage, the future would have been limitless! Perhaps, he can expand the territory and bring a broader territory to the Han Dynasty; Perhaps, he can train more excellent generals and continue the glorious ...... of the Han DynastyHowever, all this has become a bubble of history, leaving only endless regrets for future generations.
In 210 BC, Qin Shi Huang Yingzheng died of illness in the sand dunes at the age of forty-nine. In his life, he was a legend, and he led the army to defeat the six countries, unified the country and established the Qin Dynasty, and created a new river of emperors, known as "the first emperor through the ages".
After the death of Qin Shi Huang, Zhao Gao and Li Si were embarrassed, tampered with Qin Shi Huang's holy decree, gave Fusu to death, and then killed Meng Tian's brothers, making Hu Hai a puppet emperor.
From this time, Zhao Gao began to monopolize power, killing loyal ministers, and turning the court into a miasma. Later, he killed Li Si and Hu Hai, and he was the only one who destroyed the Qin Dynasty.
If Qin Shi Huang had not died and passed the throne to Fusu smoothly, how long would the Qin Dynasty have existed? Maybe it won't be over in II!
When Zhuge Liang was young, he lived in seclusion in Longzhong, waiting for the appearance of the Ming Lord. After Liu Bei visited the thatched cottage three times, Zhuge Liang decided to go out of the mountain to assist him. He was resourceful and made great contributions to Shu Han and helped Liu Bei establish the Shu Han regime.
After Liu Bei's death, Liu Chan succeeded to the throne. In order to realize the last wish of the first emperor, Zhuge Liang resolutely decided to go on a northern expedition. He led a large army and attacked Cao Wei many times, but before he could win, he died of illness in Wuzhangyuan at the age of 54. His departure has grieved countless people and left endless regrets in history.
He died before he left the school, which made the hero cry. This is Du Fu's high summary of Zhuge Liang's life, and it is also a deep regret that his ambition has not been rewarded.
Yue Fei, a warrior of the Southern Song Dynasty against Jin, his reputation has been passed down through the ages. The Yue family army led by him was like a wind sweeping away the leaves, invincible.
He was loyal to the country all his life, and with the ambition of "thirty merits, fame, dust and earth, eight thousand miles of clouds and moons", he vowed to go straight to the Yellow Dragon and fight for the rejuvenation of the nation.
In 1140 A.D., the Yuejia army was at its peak, marching all the way, as if destroying the withering and decaying, and the golden soldiers were defeated and retreated.
When the soldiers of the Yue family were about to open the city, the city was broken at the moment, and the twelve gold medals were like a thunderbolt from the sky, recalling Yue Fei back to the imperial court, and then he was framed by Qin Hui and other villains on "trumped-up" charges, and finally succumbed to Fengbo Pavilion, a generation of famous generals, and fell!
Strange grievances and turmoil pavilions, sad Yue Jiajun. "What happened to Yue Fei is not only a personal tragedy, but also a national tragedy.
If Yue Fei is not recalled, the destruction of the Jin people is just around the corner. However, fate makes people, and the good minister failed to meet Mingjun, leaving the world with only endless regrets and laments!
In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, the news of the death of the crown prince Zhu Biao shook the entire government and the opposition. Zhu Biao, as the eldest son of Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, has been pinned on high hopes since he was a child, Zhu Yuanzhang has devoted all his efforts to it, his status is unshakable, and it is almost a self-evident fact that he inherited the unification.
In order to train Zhu Biao to become a generation of Ming monarchs, Zhu Yuanzhang carefully selected the Wenchen Song Lian and the military general Chang Yuchun as his masters.
During his tenure as the crown prince, Zhu Biao accumulated rich experience in governing the country, and gradually gathered a group of loyal courtiers around him, forming a political force that cannot be ignored.
Zhu Biao's death was undoubtedly a bolt from the blue for Zhu Yuanzhang, which made the founding emperor fall into unprecedented confusion. After deep thinking and choice, Zhu Yuanzhang finally chose Zhu Biao's son Zhu Yunwen as the new prince, which indirectly led to the later Battle of Jingjing.
If Zhu Biao had not died young and succeeded to the throne smoothly, then Zhu Di might not have rebelled, and the historical trend of the Ming Dynasty might have been completely different.
In the autumn of the fourteenth year of the orthodoxy of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Qizhen of Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty was full of ambition and personally conquered Wara, but unexpectedly suffered a crushing defeat in Tumubao. Not only was the emperor himself captured, but 200,000 elite troops were wiped out, and 66 high-ranking generals were martyred.
After the defeat, the situation took a turn for the worse, and the leader of Warat also took advantage of the victory to pursue, leading the iron cavalry to the heart of the Ming Dynasty - Kyoto.
The country is in danger, the building is about to fall, it is at this critical moment that a hero comes forward, he is Yu Qian.
Yu Qian stood firmly at the forefront of resistance against public opinion, and he led his loyal soldiers to repel the invasion of Wara and save the Ming Dynasty from peril.
However, eight years later, the restored Ming Yingzong was executed by Jiang Qian on charges of treason, and this former hero of national salvation finally fell on the land he had sworn to defend.
Yu Qian's unjust death is not only a personal tragedy, but also a huge loss for the country, which makes people sigh and sigh at the impermanence of history and the thin life of heroes.
Each of these seven regrets is a scar of history, and each of them is deeply regrettable. They have witnessed the tenacity of the Chinese nation, and also made us deeply understand the hardships of success and the pain of failure. These regrets are not only a mirror for us to reflect on history, but also a source for our pursuit of progress.