Jia Yi wrote in his book On Passing the Qin Dynasty," The Huns were defeated for more than 700 li, and the Hu people did not dare to go south to herd horses." Which military action caused this?
Jia Yi wrote in his book On Passing Qin that the Huns did not dare to go south for more than 700 li and grazed their horses. This was caused by the Battle of Mobei initiated by Qin Shihuang in 221 B.C. In this war, Qin Shi Huang sent Prime Minister Li Si and General Meng Tian to lead a powerful army to attack the Xiongnu in the north of the desert. After several months of fierce fighting, Qin Shihuang finally defeated the Xiongnu and forced them to retreat for more than 700 miles. This made the Xiongnu not dare to go south to herd horses or invade the territory of the Qin Dynasty. This battle was also known as the Battle of the Xiongnu.
Jia Yi, a writer of the Western Han Dynasty, wrote in his book "On Passing Qin":"The Huns were repelled for more than 700 li. The Huns did not dare to go south to herd horses." This sentence was:
Jia Yi mentioned this sentence in On Passing Qin. After Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, he sent a large number of troops to the border areas to quell the rebellion and harassment. This made the northern Xiongnu and other nomads afraid to go south to herd horses, which also led to the economic and cultural center of gravity of the Central Plains moving south.
Passing through the second emperor of the Qin Dynasty, Hu Hai, to reverse the fate of the Qin Dynasty
The name of the novel that he had transmigrated into was " The Second Emperor of the Great Qin Empire." This novel described how the protagonist transmigrated into Huhai, the second emperor of Qin. Through the implementation of reforms and the stability of his rule, he successfully resolved internal and external problems and laid the foundation for the prosperity and stability of Qin. He killed Zhao Gao, saved Meng Tian, captured Baiqi, established the Embroidered Uniform Guards, conquered the Xiongnu, and recruited the future Xiongnu Chanyu, Mao Dun. He had also recruited Xiao He, Cao Zeng, Zhang Liang, and the others, making the Great Qin Empire even more dazzling. This novel was written by Udonojo Josuke of the Great Iron Mountain and was currently being serialised.
Which poem did Li Bai say Li Xiaolu and Jia Nailiang wrote?
Li Bai had never written a poem about Li Xiaolu and Jia Nailiang because Li Bai was from the Tang Dynasty while Li Xiaolu and Jia Nailiang were from the Qing Dynasty. Although they lived in different times, they were all famous figures in Chinese history, which had a profound influence on Chinese literature and culture. If you want to know more about their literary works or poems, you should consult relevant historical materials or literary books.
Song Yi or Li Qin, who is more beautiful?
Song Yi and Li Qin were both beautiful actresses, but there was no clear answer as to who was more beautiful. Different people have different definition and aesthetic views of beauty, so everyone may have different views.
Song Yi or Li Qin, who is more beautiful?
There was no clear answer to the question of who was prettier, Song Yi or Li Qin. The search results mentioned the appearance and temperament of the two actresses, but did not provide a specific comparison or evaluation. Therefore, I can't be sure who is prettier.
A Book About Li Si of the Qin Dynasty
Li Si of the Qin Dynasty was a famous politician, writer, and calligrapher in Chinese history. His representative works included Li Si's Biography and Li Si's Words. Li Si's Biography was a historical book from the Qin Dynasty that recorded Li Si's life and his contributions to Chinese history. Li Si was the prime minister of Qin State. He had laid the foundation for Qin State to unify the six states through political reforms and the implementation of Legalism. At the same time, he also paid attention to cultural education and promoted Confucianism, making an important contribution to the development of ancient Chinese culture. " Li Si's Words " was a collection of Li Si's own essays, which contained a lot of his political wisdom and philosophy of life. One of the most famous was the "Book of Expulsion", which put forward the strategic idea of "making friends far away and attacking near". It left an important mark in the history of ancient Chinese warfare. Li Si was not only an outstanding politician and writer, but also a cultural person with profound thoughts. His thoughts and works had a profound impact on the development and inheritance of ancient Chinese culture.
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Spray of Flowers was a man from Fuzhou. He was famous for his cross-dressing at the dance event in Fuzhou's Dalijia City. He had a certain level of popularity in Fuzhou's internet celebrity circle, but he gradually faded out after 2013. The details of his background and personality were unclear.
Passing through Jia Baoyu and Li Wan
Li Wan was a character in 'Dream of the Red Chamber'. She was the wife of Jia Zhu, the eldest grandson of the Jia family, and also the sister-in-law of Jia Baoyu. After Jia Zhu died, Li Wan became a widow. She was a standard chaste woman and was described as having a heart like " dead wood and dead ashes." After the Jia family was raided, she kept her private property and cut off contact with the Jia family. She showed a sharp attitude towards the people of the Jia family. Regarding Li Wan's ending, some people thought that her position in the Jia family was suppressed by Wang Xifeng because Wang Xifeng held the actual power of the Jia family. Li Wan's verdict mentioned that she was jealous of Wang Xifeng. However, there was no mention of Li Wan's ending.
The main character's surname is Li. He traveled through the Tang Dynasty and defeated 40 Hu people on his first kill. Are there any good books to recommend?
😋I recommend "The Strongest King of Qin" to you. The protagonist of this book is also surnamed Li! Although he was a modern man, he wasn't just playing around. He had killed forty Hu in his first battle. How impressive! However, he still had many other abilities and ideas that could help the development of the Tang Dynasty. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Which dynasty did Laoshan Taoist come from, who wrote it, which book, and what stories were in this book? (3)
Laoshan Taoist was a novel written by Wu Chengen, a novelist of the Ming Dynasty. It was written between the end of the 16th century and the beginning of the 17th century. Laoshan Taoist had three short stories: Legend of the White Snake: It tells the story of the love story between the White Lady and Xu Xian, and the story of the White Lady fighting against evil forces to save her husband. " Yellow Turban Uprising ": It tells the story of the Yellow Turban Uprising, including the rise of the Yellow Turban Army, the war, and the process of unifying the country. 3 " The Legend of the Peach Blossom Girl ": It tells the story of the Peach Blossom Girl, including the legendary experience, love, and life experiences of the Peach Blossom Girl.