Look at the difference between Mozi in the novel and Mozi in the text

Answer 1

The image of Mozi in the novel is different from the image of Mozi in the text. You can refer to the following differences:
Mozi was a famous ideologist, politician, strategist and inventor in history, which was different from Mozi in novels.
In history, Mozi paid attention to universal love, non-aggression, and frugality, and created many practical techniques in practice, such as the handmade techniques of the Mohist school and water conservancy projects. Mozi in the novel was described as a mysterious, intelligent and philosophical figure.
In history, Mozi's image was often depicted as a mysterious man dressed in black with black eyebrows and a black face. Mozi in the novel was given more mythical colors, such as his colorful hair and colorful clothes.
In history, Mozi had made important contributions to politics, military affairs and culture. However, Mozi in the novel was more described as a wise and philosophical image. His thoughts and techniques could often inspire people's inspiration and thinking.
Therefore, the Mohist in the novel and the Mohist in history were different in image, thought, contribution, etc. However, they were both very outstanding figures in ancient Chinese history.