Writing History
By the end of the Qin Dynasty, China had fallen into chaos and several states were vying for control. General Han Xin guided ruler Liu Bang and his relatively weak Han Kingdom to victory after victory over much stronger military forces with creative, unexpected war tactics.In one instance, Han Xin’s men pretended to be repairing roads, advancing slowly towards their enemy. Han Xin then lead a surprise attack and defeated the opposing army with deftness and ease.
His Greatest Weapon
Han Xin was not only a renowned martial artist but was also famed for his unmatched moral character. One day in his youth, Han Xin was challenged by a local ruffian, who gave the future leader two options: either try to cut off his head or crawl between his legs.Han Xin had nothing to prove to the man, so he chose the latter. Witnesses laughed, but Han Xin was unbothered, showing great forbearance as he crawled through the man’s legs.
Years later, after Han Xin became the famous general who united all of China, he again saw that man, who begged for forgiveness. Han Xin kindly obliged, and appointed the man a position in a local government.
His entire life, Han Xin’s strong moral fiber gave him an exceptional ability to think calmly and rationally, even in the face of life-threatening dangers.
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