The struggle between Wei and Qin looks at China and the United States, and China will win
Today, in the 21st century, the competition between China and Europe and the United States is becoming increasingly fierce. Although it appears to be a cultural, political, and military feud, in reality, it is only a conflict of interests between China and the United States.
Only if the United States is solved, those weak and incompetent people in Europe will calm down. However, we are not inciting war, but history inevitably tells us that if we are not willing to make peace, those ambitious European and American countries will not be willing to make peace.
However, history also tells us that God rewards hard work, and excessive unrighteousness will reap the consequences. The Wei-Qin controversy more than 2,000 years ago is a good example. In 403 BC, the Jin doctors Wei Si, Zhao Ji, and Han Qian asked the Zhou royal family to make themselves princes after the Tian dynasty of Qi.
Although the Zhou royal family was forced to recognize them as princes, Weiss became the Marquis of Wei, proving that true victory can only be achieved through righteous acts.
Although Wei was separated from the Jin state, it was at a disadvantage in the early days. Faced with the embattled situation, Wei Wenhou thought about how to change the situation day and night. He put in a lot of effort, but for various reasons, the effect was not obvious.
However, just when he was about to give up, a person came into his sight - Li Kui, who was known as the "Ancestor of the Magician". Li Kui led his army to war with Qin on several occasions, and his teacher Zi Xia was an important minister of Wei Wenhou and often praised him in front of Wei Wenhou.
Li Kui has a unique vision and extraordinary insight, so he was appreciated by Wei Wenhou. After many years of tempering, with the support of Wei Wenhou, Li Kui began to preside over the reform of the law.
Li Yi's changes had a profound impact on the Wei state. Abolishing the hereditary system and the Jingtian system, establishing the rule of law, and reforming the military system, Wei quickly became the head of the states.
At the same time, Qin's national strength was weakening day by day, and it was even facing internal and external difficulties. Under these circumstances, Qin Xiangong had to find a new way out, and he followed the advice of Xiaogong and began to seek reforms and reforms.
Although the road to reform the law was difficult, Xiaogong persevered and eventually succeeded in promoting the reform of the Qin state. His reforms enabled the Qin state to emerge from its internal and external difficulties and become a powerful state.
Under the guidance of the Shang Dynasty Reform Law, the Qin State abolished the old Jingtian system, implemented the county system, moved the capital to Xianyang, unified weights and measures, and compiled household registration, completely changing the old system. After the baptism of Shang Ying's reform, Qin's strength increased greatly, and it became the most powerful country among the Seven Heroes of the Warring States, like a dragon entering the sea.
At this time, Wei tried to call on the Shandong states to gather in Daliang as the leader of the Tianxia Alliance to discuss the destruction of Qin. However, the famous general Pang Juan's strategy of exterminating Qin is full of the pros and cons of Wei, and the actual benefits of each country are few, and they may even be reversed.
In addition, the monarchs and ministers of Wei treated the princes of various countries with an arrogant attitude, like reprimanding a three-year-old child, and the princes of various countries were resentful, but they dared to be angry because of their lack of strength. In the face of the invasion of Qin by the Six Kingdoms, the monarchs and ministers of the Qin State thought carefully and decided to take advantage of the disagreement between the six countries to bribe various countries with heavy gold and beauties, and the effect was surprisingly good.
The Five Kingdoms made peace with Qin, and the remaining King Hui of Wei also realized that there was no hope of destroying Qin, so he had to order Pang Juan to end the matter. After this crisis, the Qin State began the road of revenge, led by Sima Cuo, Wei Ran, Bai Qi and others to attack Bashu, Wei Daliang, and Changping, killing the six countries of Shandong one after another to cede land and ask for peace, and the above table was called a minister.
It wasn't until the first emperor was in power that the good days of the Six Kingdoms really came to an end.
In 230 B.C., Neshiten attacked Korea, and Korea was destroyed. Qin Shi Huang established the Qin Dynasty and began the first era of great unification in Chinese history. Subsequently, Qin Wang Jian broke the Zhao army, captured the Yan capital Jicheng, and led the Yellow River to irrigate the Liang of Wei and destroy Wei.
King Jian of Qin pacified the lands south of the Yangtze River, surrendered to the Yue monarch, and Chu perished. King Ben of Qin attacked Liaodong of Yan State, destroyed Yan State, and Zhao perished. In the end, Qin Wang Ben went south to attack Qi, Qi perished, and the world was unified.
The struggle of Qin and Wei for hundreds of years tells us that enduring humiliation and burdens is not to make a living secretly, and it is impossible to rush to the crown in anger when we work hard. The real wisdom is to take advantage of the situation, and the prosperity and strength of the country do not lie in the momentary honor and disgrace, not in the momentary pleasure.
Those who follow the way of heaven will prosper, and those who go against the way of heaven will perish, and so is Wei and the United States. God bless China, China will win, and you and I will witness this great moment with our own eyes.