Han Xin had no strength to tie a chicken, and he became a wise minister of the Han Dynasty. When Han Xin was in despair, he liked to walk with a sword. How could a man who had no strength to tie a chicken walk with a sword all day long? Is he wrong? Anyone who has read "Historical Records. Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin" knows that Han Xin served as Xiang Yu's "halberd-bearing doctor", which is equivalent to a modern guard of honor. The condition for selection is to be tall and brave. Could it be that Han Xin could hold a halberd but not tie a chicken? Moreover, the source of the phrase "without the power to tie a chicken" is exactly what Han Xin said in the Yuan Dynasty drama "Making Kuai Tong". This kind of folk literature is completely irrelevant to official history like "Shuo Yue Quan Zhuan", Lu Mengzheng How could a person from the Song Dynasty write a sentence from the Yuan Dynasty, let alone such a rural fantasy? Feng Tang had the ambition to stabilize the country, but he was still a semi-official without any title until he was old. Li Guang has the power to shoot tigers, and he will never be ranked first. From Feng Tang to the Prime Minister, this can’t be considered a “semi-official”? Li Guang was from the Han Dynasty. In the Han Dynasty, official selection was based on the examination and examination system. The imperial examination did not start until the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Even high school students knew this. Besides, Li Guang was a military general. How could he get the "rank"? The author of this article probably read the words "Feng Tang Yi Lao, Li Guang was difficult to seal" in the "Preface to Prince Teng's Pavilion" and just read the meaning of the text and made history. Lu Mengzheng is the top scholar. If he really uses this kind of article to fool the world, wouldn't he be impeached to death? Full of knowledge, white hair but little talent, little knowledge, young man passed the exam. Lu Mengzheng was the top scorer in high school at the age of 33. In terms of academic qualifications, he can be regarded as "a young man who passed the college entrance examination". So when he wrote, "I have little talent and little knowledge, I passed the college entrance examination as a young man", did he have no time to slap himself in the face? This article consulted ancient books, official histories, and notes from the Song and Yuan Dynasties, but found no sources. Its style is called Fu, and the author's talent is really worrying. Fu includes Sao style, large Fu, and lyrical short Fu. For Fu, emphasis is placed on style and meaning. When the ancients wrote Fu, even sentences needed to be neatly matched and even rhymed. Reading this article, not to mention the author’s historical knowledge that makes junior high school history teachers angry, this line of writing exudes a strong flavor of big cakes, which can also stifle good readers with a little experience in reading poetry.
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