Guo Moruo:
Guo Moruo enjoys a high position in the history of modern literature in China and in the fields of history and archaeology in China. But this man has a bad personality. He had three wives, a dozen children, countless lovers, prostitutes, and finally abandoned the girl to commit suicide. While scolding the government for corruption, he ran to be an official. He once left the Party when the production party was in the most difficult time, scolded Chiang Kai-shek, and then made a special trip to ask Chiang Kai-shek for mercy. During the Cultural Revolution, he said that Chairman Mao was closer than his grandfather, wrote poems to flatter Jiang Qing, and soon jumped out to cheer for the smashing of the Gang of Four.
Cai Jing:
The prime minister and calligrapher of the Northern Song Dynasty was also a famous traitor in the Northern Song Dynasty. Chen Dong called him one of the "Six Thieves".
Cai Jing's artistic talent is very high, and he is sometimes called a "gifted scholar". He has made brilliant achievements in calligraphy, poetry, prose and other fields. His existing works include Poems in Caotang, Fu Jie's Post and Palace Ambassador's Post.
Yan Song:
Qing Ci was well written, and he was an important minister in the Ming Dynasty, and he was good at national politics for twenty years. He is one of the famous ministers in the history of China. Yan Song is good at flattering officials, stealing power without benefit, and vigorously rejecting dissidents. He also embezzled military salaries, abandoned border defense, accepted bribes and engaged in corruption, which intensified social contradictions at that time. In his later years, he was alienated by Ming Shizong, took property and left his job, and died two years later.
Cai Lun:
This man has no principles, and he is mercenary. His achievements in inventing (or improving papermaking) stopped the world and made people often ignore his character defects. According to the Biography of Cai Lun in the Later Han Dynasty, when Cai Lunchu entered the palace, Princess Zhang's eldest son, Song Guiren, was made a prince, and Liang Guiren gave birth to Zhao the following year. Being childless, Gong Zheng and Dou Taihou instigated Cai Lun to frame Song Guiren for "narrow evil obsequiousness" and forced him to commit suicide. The prince was demoted to the king of Qinghe, and Dou Taihou instigated people to cast "flying books" (anonymous letters) to frame Liang Guiren. After Zhang's death, he ascended the throne at the age of 65,438+00 and was placed under the supervision of Dou Taihou. Cai Lun was promoted to the position of Zhong Chang Shi because he worked hard for him, and his power was no less than Jiuqing's. The purpose of Cai Lun's papermaking is also out of flattery. After Dou Taihou's death, he ruled with the emperor. In A.D. 102, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty made Deng Sui the queen, and Cai Lun immediately took refuge in Queen Deng. After seeing Deng, he liked to write on paper, but he invited himself to be an official. In fact, the party's orders are not as powerful as Zhong You's position, but Cai Lun condescended to take this position because he voted for Deng Hou. Every time I have time, I close the door and thank guests. I visited the site to conduct technical investigation and improve papermaking. The paper I wrote won the favor of Deng Houde. It can be said that without Queen Deng's hobby of dancing and writing with ink, Cai Lun may not have the internal motivation to improve papermaking with paper, and the court political struggle has made Cai Lun's historical contribution!