The power of reading is limitless and can turn your life upside down, as well as your life. Kuang Heng is an example of a person who has completely changed the trajectory of his life through learning.
Born into poverty, he never gave up his quest for a better future despite his difficult circumstances. On the contrary, he worked harder, worked harder, and was held up as a model by ** and future generations.
Kuang Heng's life, is it worth studying? What did Kuang Heng look like when he grew up? Teachers tend to shy away from such topics. Just as God has given him, he must work hard and work hard.
Kuang Heng has been poor and hungry since he was a child, but he is very smart, and he began to learn farming very early to help his family carry the burden of the family.
In the Han Dynasty, due to the influence of the small-scale peasant economy, simple farming was difficult to support the family's livelihood, so Kuang Heng thought of working in the landlord's house to seek his own livelihood.
In a landlord's house, Kuang Heng saw something completely new, that is, he didn't need to work hard every day, just carry a basket to read. Moreover, the description of the world in this book is also something that Kuang Heng has never been exposed to.
This fact made Kuang Heng secretly determined to be a scholar respected by the world, and hoped to achieve something.
In order for Kuang Heng to continue his studies, he can do without salary, but only if these people can come up with enough books. So, he embarked on the path of study. However, even if you get the books, you can't make sure that you have enough time to read.
He has to go to work every day and has no time at all. In the evening, because there was no kerosene lamp, Lucien couldn't see what was written on it at all, but just stared at the wall in a daze, very depressed.
However, Heaven has the virtue of a good life.
Just as Kuang Heng was secretly reading the book, he suddenly noticed that there was a faint light from the crack in a tattered wall next to him. He was so happy that he immediately picked up the Bible and wanted to read it again in the glimmer of light.
However, the light was a little dim, and it was not enough for him to see the contents clearly. So, he picked up a knife and cut a bigger hole in the wall.
However, despite this, stealing the lamp is not a glorious thing after all, so his action finally led him to his tragic fate.
Kuang Heng is full of poetry and books, and he is already a well-educated person. His talent and learning allowed him to enter the six books and six books, but the road was not all smooth sailing, and after nine examinations, he finally climbed to the third place as a "literary pawn".
When he was young, he naturally did not take pleasure in it, but tirelessly studied the "Book of Songs", and with his profound interpretation of the "Book of Songs" and unremitting efforts, he finally won the favor of the emperor at that time.
Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty valued the heart of Confucianism, which contributed to the integration of the Han nation, and the respect for Kuang Heng opened a door for him to rise. With his unique advantages, Kuang Heng has climbed from a small Guanglu noble, all the way to the prince's prince, and then to the position of prime minister, which can be described as unparalleled.
But such a person who has the hope of ascending to a big position, but for his own selfishness, he murdered loyal ministers, framed the ministers of the DPRK and China, and finally ruined his political career.
Obviously, he wanted to set an example, give full play to his talents, and benefit the people in the world, but in the end, he embarked on an evil path for his own selfishness.
When Kuang Heng was prime minister, there was a general in the court who was very popular with the people, he was Chen Tang, and he achieved a great victory in the Xiongnu war. Chen Tang could have been rewarded by Emperor Yuan of Han for his merits, but Kuang Heng was worried that he would lose his position in Emperor Yuan's mind, so he framed him with other ministers and was almost imprisoned.
Fortunately, there was a loyal minister who gave up his life to advise Emperor Han Yuan that doing so would hurt the hearts of the people, and Emperor Han Yuan changed his mind. However, although Chen Tang made great achievements and was enough to be worshiped by Hou Xiang, in the end, he only mixed up the false name of "Guanzhong Hou" and gradually lost his position in the court.
Kuang Heng used to be a slave, but now that he is a master, he refuses to abolish it"Sir"On the contrary, he likes to hold his own identity and a lofty attitude. Just like Lu Xun said, Kuang Heng has begun to occupy other people's land, just for his own selfishness.
During the Han Dynasty, when the small-scale peasant economy was emerging, Kuang Heng seized the loophole and wantonly embezzled more than 40,000 acres of farmland, leaving thousands of people homeless and having no land to cultivate.
It was because of this incident that Kuang Heng planted his mistakes at a very young age, but he did not have the slightest remorse, but put all the blame on others. It's a pity that the current emperor is not Emperor Yuan of Han who once favored him, and there is only one emperor left who holds a grudge against him.
This anger made Kuang Heng's position as prime minister abolished and demoted to a civilian. He should have been supported by all the people, but he inexplicably became a figure that was recorded in history.
All of this was in the signs, all because he had done something to the walls.
In order to achieve my goals, I don't care about hurting people. It was this belief that led him astray step by step, and finally became a tragedy of the times. Cao Cao was a virtuous minister in peacetime, and a traitor in troubled times.
Kuang Heng finally walked into this hut that he dug out of the wall, will he recall his life, both brilliant and frustrated? For a person, it is not only to look at what he has achieved, but also to see his dedication to that era.
If Kuang Heng has always maintained his original intention and is not shaken by fame, fortune and power, he will inevitably be praised by the world, and he will not be buried in the long river of time.