Eternal famous general

Author: Xu Haijun
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: A million soldiers in the chest, golden swords and horses enter dreams, half the mountains and rivers in sunset. A thousand years in the palm, Qin palaces and Han gates become ruins, rise and fall with the red dust. A battlefield with endless sand, fluttering battle flags, weapons with bone-chilling cold, the battle cries that echo to the sky, do they revolve in your dreams every night, shaking your soul? The strong vie for supremacy, smoke rises, who is the legendary general of all ages? Unifying the vast rivers and mountains, achieving a, depicting the heroic era in Chinese history where wisdom and martial prowess are perfectly combined. The vast and magnificent historical river, the rich and boundless land of China, for thousands of years, a batch of legendary generals who shook the world and changed the course of history have emerged. The passage of time cannot erase their fame; the rise and fall of dynasties cannot erase their achievements, like stars in the night sky, shining brightly and brilliantly. Chinese history is different from Western history. Our Zhou Dynasty was brilliant, but not a fleeting Greece; our Han Dynasty was magnificent, but not a Rome that could not be revived after decline. The Chinese people possess resilience that Westerners lack. Our dynasties may rise and fall, and our national power may wax and wane, but our nation has continued in an unbroken line, never dying, and has continued to develop. "The world's great affairs follow the principle that long union must divide, and long division must unite." This is equivalent to saying, "Long governance must lead to chaos, and long chaos must lead to governance." Such words cannot be spoken by Westerners. They cannot have such optimistic confidence in the future of their countries. Why must long union not only divide but truly divide, and why must long division not only unite but truly unite? "People" play a great role. Those in key positions, if they have determination and ability, can turn the tide when it is about to turn; if they lack both determination and ability, they often ruin a good situation. No country's history is as colorful as China's. The legends of famous generals, the vast mountains and rivers, are all extremely intricate and changeable, even if they were fabricated, they could not be fabricated. That is why there is Romance of the Three Kingdoms, The Heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, The Legend of Yue Fei, and The Yang Family. "To achieve extraordinary achievements, one must wait for extraordinary people"—the so-called famous generals, who use military strategy like gods, must establish eternal laws and be role models for generations. They must account for the principle of long division leading to union and long union leading to division! This is a good dream for a great man. The Legendary Generals of All Ages is, of course, a book that every great man must read, a truly good book.