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In other words, many friends have heard the story of "Kong Rong let the pear" told by adults when they were young, and the educational significance of this story is to teach children to learn filial piety. However, in the memory of many people, the impression of Kong Rong is mostly only these deeds.
To say that this Ancestor of Kong Rong, his origin is quite large, highly respected by the emperors of all generations, speaking of which everyone should know which great sage, yes, it is Kong Sage. Perhaps it was the good genes, in Kong Rong's generation, he also won the fame with his own talent, becoming one of the "Seven Sons of Jian'an" who was famous at that time.
Friends who are more interested in the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" should know that Kong Rong is also a small and influential figure in that chaotic world, but he was not born at the right time, but he encountered Cao Cao, a chaotic adulterous male, and these two people could not urinate a pot, and finally, Kong Rong was also killed by Cao Cao.
Even if Kong Rong himself died, but his children were actually implicated, however, at this time, Kong Rong, as a famous man, was not as good as his 9-year-old child, why is this?
In the era when Kong Rong lived, there were several channels for a person to enter the official arena of his career, and sometimes it was rare to see whether this person had knowledge and ability. So, the question is what people mainly looked at during that period? Answer: To see whether a person is "filial piety", which is the so-called "filial piety".
As early as the age of 4, Kong Rong was widely known for making the pear incident famous, and when he grew up, he easily stepped into his career and became a high official in the dynasty, but in that period he had already entered a chaotic world, and Cao Cao, who "threatened the son of heaven to make the princes", controlled all the real power.
To say that Kong and Cao actually had dealings a long time ago, the relationship between them is quite good, but after Kong Rong saw through Cao Cao's ambitions, the relationship between the two began to deteriorate.
For Kong Rong, his position was to unswervingly safeguard the interests of the Han Dynasty, while Cao Cao was a "thief" who was contrary to the Han Dynasty, so Kong Rong was dissatisfied with Cao Cao in various aspects.
After the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao, and a woman named Zhen Mi had always made Cao Cao admire, but this woman was preconceived by his son Cao Pi, and Cao Cao was certainly not happy about this, but he was not embarrassed to tear his face with his own son for a woman.
However, what he did not expect was that after Kong Rong learned of this matter, he actually sent a letter directly to Cao Cao, in which a few words were written: "The King of Wu cut down the silk and gave the Duke of Zhou with his own concubine." Kong Rong's meaning was to borrow the ancient metaphor of the present, how could Cao Cao not understand its meaning, which made him very distressed.
In order to unify the world, Cao Cao fought not only with Sun Liu, but also with the barbarians in the north, and in order to expand his troops, many Zhuang Ding were captured and recruited as soldiers. As a result, many cultivated land was abandoned, and there was naturally a poor harvest without land to grow grain, so Cao Cao directly issued a "ban on sprinkling", because at that time, the winemaking was pure grain brewing, unlike now it is all collusion.
Not long after Cao Cao gave the order, Kong Rong's side reacted extremely strongly and resolutely opposed the "prohibition order", so Kong Rong began to sigh again, and as usual, wrote a letter to Cao Cao, which was a detailed list of the various benefits of drinking, and also mixed with the ability to ridicule the most.
This also caused Cao Cao to be extremely unhappy, and later, in order to maintain his power, Cao Cao melted his murderous heart for this hole.
After Kong Rong learned that he was about to be beheaded by Cao Cao, he also calmly looked fearless, but what Cao Cao wanted was to plant his Nine Tribes, which directly made Kong Rong afraid, which was going to kill him!
To this end, Kong Rong did not hesitate to give up any dignity and wept bitterly to Cao Cao, begging Cao Cao to spare his children.
To say that at this time, Kong Rong's younger son was only 9 years old, still young but quite intelligent, at this time he could see the situation more clearly than his father Kong Rong, and directly blurted out: "Under the nest, There is a complete egg."
After Kong Rong heard these eight words spoken by Xiao'er, he immediately felt that his words were reasonable, but he also became more emotional and sad. In this matter, as the father of a 9-year-old child, he did not understand as well as his son.
In this story, it is also officially because of Kong Rong's 9-year-old child's calm and calm spirit of not fearing death, so that this sentence of only 8 words has been remembered by posterity, becoming a famous aphorism that has been passed down through the ages, and also alerting countless future generations.
References for this article: "Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Wei Shu, Biography of Emperor Wu", "Three Kingdoms of Pin", "Biography of Kong Rong", "Baidu Encyclopedia Related Terms - Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao, Kong Rong, etc."