Immortal Emperor: Qin Shi Huang

Author: Jiangshan
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Qin Shi Huang, named Ying Zheng, was the th emperor of China. For thousands of years, there have been countless discussions and evaluations about this Qin Shi Huang, with both praise and criticism. Objectively speaking, Qin Shi Huang's life was spectacular, with both merits and faults, but his role in history was greater in merit than in fault. On a personal level, Qin Shi Huang Ying Zheng had many admirable qualities. He was ambitious from a young age, with far-reaching aspirations. After becoming king at the age of 13, he set the grand goal of unifying China and steadily worked toward this objective. He was resolute, unyielding, fearless of difficulties and hardships, and remained calm in the face of rebellions multiple times. He faced assassination attempts numerous times without ever retreating. He studied diligently, possessed extensive knowledge, and worked tirelessly day and night. His erudition allowed him to have a broad vision, and his diligence led to outstanding achievements. He recognized and valued talent, not only by discovering his own country's talents but also by heavily relying on foreign advisors, making Qin state rich in talent. And this talent made significant contributions to the prosperity of the Qin state and the unification of China.