"Real people don't show their faces, and they don't show real people." Often, the more capable people will hide their strength, so as not to be unnecessarily jealous, and quietly wait for the opportunity to achieve a blockbuster effect. Based on the above statement, hiding is the way for smart people to survive.
The opposite of hiding is the manifestation of talent. As the saying goes: "One force will drop ten times", "Everything in front of absolute strength is a floating cloud". As long as you have absolute strength, then you no longer need to be afraid of jealousy and cold guns from others, you just need to be yourself.
The previous mentions are two diametrically opposed lifestyles, although different, but this does not mean that their results will be different. Liu Bang was a person who was good at hiding clumsiness, and Qianlong called himself a master of martial arts, and the way of life of the two was not the same, but they were both famous emperors.
Throughout Chinese history, once poets are mentioned, people will subconsciously think of representatives of several poets: Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, and so on. These are all famous poets in ancient China, and they all have one thing in common - they are not aristocrats.
In people's subjectivity, the cold door is often a place for readers, and many famous poets are often from poor or folk rich families. All in all, no one associates the role of "poet" with the towering royal family or the emperor who has been famous to this day.
It may be that the noble status conceals the role of the poet, or that the poet of noble birth is too rare. The only poet who made an impression and came from the nobility was probably only one person- Li Yu, the lord of the Southern Tang Dynasty. Li Yu attracted attention for his poetic talent.
As an emperor, he did not have the ability to govern the country and the country, but had a very high talent for poetry, such a situation would make everyone feel helpless, Li Yu was born in such a helpless situation. Compared with Li Yu, who is known as an emperor and poet, which emperor is remembered for his poetry?
Liu Bang was the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, under such an image, it is difficult to believe that he can also compose poetry, and even the two poems written by Liu Bang have all become the best songs for eternity, they are "Honghao Song" and "Great Wind Song". The emergence of these two poems has given Liu Bang, a "semi-illiterate" character, one more.
A person who is not from a good background will have a high level of achievement. When Liu Bang was still a nameless person, he made the people around him known as a rogue. In the society at that time, agriculture was the basis for social development, and in this social background, Liu Bang's image of doing nothing made people unanimously believe that he was a scoundrel.
And Liu Bang's face that responded to them seemed to affirm their thoughts again. Liu Bang is cheerful and informal, and never bothers with others because of small things. Such a personality coupled with the behavior of not working in agriculture made the people around Liu Bang affirm that he was a blood-sucking scoundrel who chewed on the old man.
However, I once thought that such a rogue had an extraordinary heart and ambition, and those so-called rogue images were actually deliberately out of Liu Bang. In 209 BC, Qin II's tyranny eventually triggered popular indignation everywhere, so it was inevitable that an uprising would overthrow the Qin Dynasty.
As the cries for uprisings grew everywhere, Liu Bang also decided to join them. In the rebel army, Liu Bang gradually became acquainted with all kinds of capable people, and they all chose to follow Liu Bang because of Liu Bang's generosity and benevolence, and Liu Bang did not live up to their hopes, and formed a "Chu-Han struggle" with Xiang Yu.
From a scoundrel, to a pavilion chief, to a contender for imperial power. Such a strong contrast has a lot to do with Liu Bang's own ability. Those former images were deliberately created by Liu Bang, and today's posture is the true appearance of Liu Bang.
In 202 BC, Liu Bang became the victor of the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony, so the Han Dynasty was born on the ruins of the Chu-Han struggle, and a generation of founding emperor Liu Bang appeared in people's sights. Under the influence of the long reign of emperor, Liu Bang was influenced by Wen Mo, and over time his own knowledge also improved.
With a certain foundation and the precipitation of his own experience, Liu Bang finally wrote the sad and helpless "Song of the Great Crane" and the "Song of the Great Wind" that sighed for the future of the country. Since then, it is not an exaggeration to say that Liu Bang is proficient, and Liu Bang is worthy of being the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty.
The emperor, who was the diametrically opposed to Liu Bang, was the fourth emperor after the Qing Dynasty entered the Customs, Qianlong. Compared with Liu Bang's origin, Qianlong was born in the imperial family since he was born, with his grandfather Kangxi laying the foundation for stabilizing the Qing Dynasty, and his father Yongzheng to rectify corrupt officials and corrupt officials.
The Qing Dynasty, after the recuperation of Kangxi and Yongzheng, reached the best opportunity for development. Although Kangxi had excessive profligacy in his later years, the kangxi emperor's achievements were enough to cancel each other out, so when Qianlong took over the baton of the Qing Dynasty, the situation in the Qing Dynasty showed a growing trend.
Not only that, the Qianlong Emperor was only twenty-four years old when he ascended the throne, and ascended the throne at such a young and strong age, which was very rare in the early Qing Dynasty. At this time, Qianlong not only achieved the best physical ability, but also was at the highest place in terms of mind and mental qi.
Qianlong, who had such a prerequisite, immediately showed his ability after succeeding to the throne. During Qianlong's reign over the Qing Dynasty, the Qianlong Emperor launched ten foreign campaigns. After these ten battles, the Qianlong Emperor smugly called himself the Emperor of the Ten Perfections.
Flaunting his Qianlong with ten battles seems to be for the stability of the Qing Dynasty, but in fact, in the ten battles, most of the battles are meaningless, and more are from the Qianlong Emperor's own selfish intentions, who want to stand shoulder to shoulder with the Kangxi Emperor.
Therefore, in the Qianlong Emperor's ten complete martial arts, there are more or less epitomes of poor soldiers and martial arts. The Qianlong Emperor not only liked to show his ability militarily, but also had his own unique love in literature and art, and he would still show his own special features.
The Qianlong Emperor far surpassed the previous two Qing emperors in terms of porcelain input. Both Kangxi and Yongzheng porcelain were known for their simplicity and atmosphere, but Qianlong was not. Porcelain in the Qianlong period is famous for its "bells and whistles", and the craftsmanship and forging costs of its porcelain are surprisingly high.
It seems to be deliberately highlighting the particularity of the Qianlong Emperor. In addition to porcelain, Qianlong also particularly liked to write poetry. The Qianlong Emperor wrote nearly 40,000 poems in his lifetime, but only one poem was selected into primary school textbooks (it was later confirmed that the author was Zheng Banqiao, a contemporary literary and artistic worker), while most of the remaining 40,000 poems were not famous.
Even Qianlong himself knew that the reason for the emergence of such a phenomenon had a lot to do with the characteristics of Qianlong's poetry. Qianlong has a big characteristic in writing poetry - he likes to create his own words. In Qianlong's poetry collection, many poems contain unknown and strange characters.
Under the influence of many strange characters, the poems written by Qianlong could not be widely circulated or easily remembered, so most of the 40,000 poems of the Qianlong Emperor became a remote collection of poems that no one cared about.
The Qianlong Emperor spent his whole life showing off his merits and specialness, and the fundamental reason why the Qianlong Emperor did so came from his self-confidence as an emperor and his confidence in holding heavy power.
There is no distinction between Liu Bang and Qianlong, and their two very different ways of life are not important, what is important is their particularity and the root cause of their particularity - understanding of clumsiness and strength. The choice of life is very important, and choosing a lifestyle that suits you is the king of success.