Su Qin, surnamed Su, was born in Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan Province), a strategist, diplomat and strategist in the Warring States Period.
In his early years, Su Qin devoted himself to guiguzi, studied vertical and horizontal skills, traveled for many years, and returned down and out. Later, after studying Yin Fu, Su Qin lobbied other countries and was appreciated by Yan Wengong. After going to Zhao, he put forward the strategic idea of uniting the six countries against Qin, and finally formed an alliance, serving as the "leader" and attaching importance to the six countries, so that Qin did not dare to go out of the valley for fifteen years.
There are 365,438+0 pieces of perilla in Su Qin's works, which are collected in Hanshu Yiwenzhi. There are 16 essays and letters in the silk book Letters of the Warring States, among which 1 1 is not found in the existing ancient books handed down from generation to generation.
Idiom story:
Su Qin, a native of Luoyang, learned the strategy of uniting the horizontal, persuaded the king of Qin, and wrote a dozen proposals, all of which were useless. Finally, all his money was used up, and he went home in pain.
So that "the wife can't get married, the nephew can't cook, and the parents don't talk." Su Qin sighed: "My wife doesn't take me as a husband, my sister-in-law doesn't take me as an uncle, and my parents don't take me as a son. It's really the sin of the Qin Dynasty!" I can't leave the room, but I can read the whole book. When Su Qin studied Taigong's Yin Fu hard, whenever he was sleepy, he stabbed him with a cone.
This is the origin of this idiom. Su Qin's most brilliant time was to persuade the six monarchs to unite, which was a wonderful rhetoric. Later, Qi, Chu, Yan, Zhao, Wei and South Korea joined forces to fight against Qin, and then took the seal of the six countries and became the phase of the six countries.
During the dynasty, Li Shizhen abandoned his father's desire to read eight-part essay in the imperial examination and devoted himself to the medical book Shennong Materia Medica. He found that many Chinese medicine practitioners did not record it in detail and decided to write a detailed medical book seriously. He studied every Chinese medicine in the book very carefully, and finally finished his masterpiece Compendium of Materia Medica more than 30 years later.