Although Wei Qing has distinguished himself in military exploits and respected his position, he never raised a scholar or a public servant. Su Jian once advised Wei Qing to raise scholars in order to gain a good reputation. Wei Qing thought that raising a scholar would make the emperor taboo. When Dou Ying and Hotan Powder were friendly to guests in the past, they always made Liu Che gnash her teeth. As a courtier, you only need to obey the law. Why raise a scholar? And a title of generals in ancient times general Huo Qubing and uncle Wei Qing also hold the same view.
2. Wang Xizhi
Legend has it that the emperor at that time went to the northern suburbs to offer sacrifices and asked Wang Xizhi to write his congratulatory message on a board, and then sent workers to carve it. The sculptor cut the board layer by layer and found that Wang Xizhi's calligraphy ink had been printed into the board. He didn't reach the bottom until he cut into a depth of three points. Woodworkers are amazed at Wang Xizhi's pen power, perfect calligraphy skills and his pen power. Cut to the chase is derived from this story.
3. Wen Tianxiang
In Zero Crossing and Ding Yang, Wen Tianxiang's "Who has never died in life since ancient times, keep a pure heart to shine on history" inspired many people with lofty ideals in later generations. For example, Yu Qian and Sun Sui, famous ministers of the Ming Dynasty, were all influenced by Wen Tianxiang's deeds and persevered in times of crisis. After the "September 18th Incident", Wen Tianxiang, as a typical anti-Yuan figure, was selected from historical memory to inspire the public, and Wen Tianxiang's patriotic spirit became the representative of the whole Chinese national spirit, which was vigorously explored, shaped and publicized.
4. Zhuge Liang
According to the records of ancient and modern swords, in the first year of Zhangwu, Liu Bei collected iron ore in Jinniu Mountain and cast eight swords, one for Liu Bei to wear, and the other seven were given to Liu Chan, Liu Yong, Liu Li, Zhuge Liang, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun. The name of each sword is very nice, and Zhuge Liang wrote an inscription on it. ?
After the death of Shu Han, the whereabouts of the eight swords of Shu Lord were unknown. Later, Zhuge Liang Pei Jian Zhang was acquired by Li Gugu, who took it for himself and changed it to a famous teacher Gu Jian.
5. Huang Daopo
Wang Feng was the first to identify Huang Daopo as a Shanghainese. In his poem "Preface to Huang Daopo Temple", he began by saying: "Huang Daopo is from Wujing, Songzhi." Wang Feng and Huang Daopo are very close in age. They used to live in Wunijing. His remarks were written decades after Huang Daopo's death. The credibility of his speech should be said to be very high.
In addition to Wang Feng, Huang Daopo was recorded as a native of Wunijing, Songjiang Prefecture, Jiaqing County, a native of Tongzhi County, a Lucheng Preparatory of Chuhua in Qing Dynasty, and later a native of Longhua. The Preface to Huang Daopo Temple also recorded that Huang Daopo was from Wunijing. There are many records in The Study of Huang Daopo published by 1994, so I won't list them here.