1. Qin Hui's own poems:
"Sentences"
Era: Song Dynasty Author: Qin Hui?
If you have three hundred acres of paddy fields , I won’t be the Monkey Sun King this time. ?
"Inscribed on Fan Wenzhenggong's Shu Boyi Ode"
Era: Song Dynasty Author: Qin Hui?
Gao Xian Miao is far away, but the majestic vitality still exists.
Han Fan appears from time to time, who can comment on this. ?
3. Manjianghong
Era: Song Dynasty ?Author: Qin Hui
I have been smart since I was a child, and the bad guys first reported "Qin Changjiao".
The buyer seeks glory and suffers the two emperors, and flatters the golden demon!
The peace and surrender are in line with the emperor's wishes, and the ministers are so angry that they waive the edict.
Look at how Qin uses its troops to choose one of them, howling with disgrace!
Party troubles arise, literary troubles arise, they are unwarranted, loyal and good people copy them!
Venture officials and buy titles! Things are good for the national thieves.
Gao Zong sighed with overwhelming power, recommending his son as prime minister when he was about to die.
How can a laughing juniper cover the sky with his hand? Fear the Jin Dynasty!
2. Poems about Qin Hui
1. Praise Yue Fei and cast aside Qin Hui:
It is the honor to bury the loyal bones in the green mountains, and the innocent ministers in the white iron.
2. The famous couplet of Qin, the number one scholar in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty:
"Since the Song Dynasty, people have been ashamed to be named Hui, and I am ashamed to be named Qin when I go to the grave."
3 , "Man Ting Fang·Kan Yue Wang Biography"
Author: Yuan Zhou Deqing
Wearing literature and wielding military skills, he built Zhongxing temples and recorded Qing history books. Although he succeeded, he was jealous of the powerful officials and fell into the trap of treachery. He killed a scholar in the Central Plains at Wangjing Festival in a flash, and accidentally killed a man who abandoned the Jiangling Tomb and crossed to Luanyu in the south! Qiantang Road, full of worries about the wind and rain, looks like the West Lake!
4. Han Shizhong wrote about Qin Hui
Safety belongs to the king, and the king of diligence is determined to be honest, and his achievements are compared with those of Yihan. Predict the enemy's prestige when the opportunity arises, and predict the situation. It seems that the emperor is loyal and brave enough to repay the emperor, but he also has to sit in the capital hall and hold the hut to serve as a gentry. Free comments, ZTE prime ministers, bow to Qingfen forever!
5. Qin Hui, the traitor who misled the country
The official is the best, he deceives the heaven and misleads the master, despises the land and despises the people. Taking a peace negotiation as public opinion and jealously harming the heroes. The traitors and captives are treacherous and deceitful, but those sons stand up in court to uphold justice and be benevolent? Hero's hatred makes Feiyun survive. Where are the two dynasties divided into the North and the South?
6. Zhang Jun writes about Qin Hui
He has a broad plan, discusses the use of military force, and builds a country and secures it. How could a wise general from Zhongxing be born as a wolf? He is evil-minded and betrays the party, and attaches himself to powerful ministers to frame loyal and good people. In the court, a loyal king was killed and buried in Qiantang!
Introduction to Qin Hui:
Qin Hui, also known as Huizhi, served as an official to Youpuse, and served as Pingzhangshi under Tongzhongshu (equivalent to the Prime Minister of the State). After his death, he was given the title Shen Wang and his posthumous title Zhongxian. In the early years of the reign of Emperor Xuanzong, Han Kuanzhou advocated the pursuit of the title of king and changed his posthumous title to Wu Chou (both ridiculous and ugly).
Similar to Kang Sheng in this regard. He landed safely during his lifetime, and was posthumously named a great statesman and revolutionary, resting in peace on Mount Babao. Within a few days, he became a conspirator and a persecutor, and was expelled from the royal tomb.
Qin Hui rebelled against Shunchang. Shen Changqing and Rui Yu wrote poems about peony, including the line "It is better to order the country of Han Dynasty than to change the world." They reported it to their neighbors and were sent to Huazhou, Guangdong. Zhao Lingjin said in front of Qin Hui's family temple: The gentleman will be killed for the fifth time. He was imprisoned and died. There was Qincheng Station in Jingjiang, and the prefect Lu Yuanzhong wrote "Qin Cheng Wang Qi Shi" to flatter him, and he was immediately promoted to the central capital official.
After Qin Hui's death, the emperor said to minister Yang Cunzhong: From today on, I no longer have to hide a knife in my boots.
Stories about Qin Hui:
In the Southern Song Dynasty, when people heard the news of Yue Fei's murder, "The world is so unjust, and those who heard about it shed tears." Children down to three feet all felt sorry for Qin Hui resentment. The masses used flour to shape the image of Qin Hui and fried it in a pan. Later, the production process was simplified and only two long legs were left, which turned into the current dough sticks. For hundreds of years, people have been calling it "fried cypress". During the Yuan Dynasty, people defecated in front of Qin Hui's tomb and called his tomb a "stinking tomb". A limerick says, "The soil on the tomb of the great master is stinking all over the world." In the Ming Dynasty, someone planted a cypress tree in front of Yue Fei's tomb and split it into two with a knife, which was known as "the corpse cypress"; he also cast Qin cypress, Wang During the Qing Dynasty, a play in which Qin Hui harmed Yue Fei was performed in a theater. The audience sympathized with Yue Fei, and some people actually jumped on the stage and knocked down the actor playing Qin Hui. He hated Qin Hui very much, so he used stories, legends, myths and other forms to flog and ridicule him.