The most domineering three sentences in history
The first sentence, the Yuan Dynasty period
The iron horse led by Genghis Khan traveled almost all over the country, and his strength was evident in the fact that he created the world's largest empire. Genghis Khan was very proud to show off the fighter, he said that where the emperor painted, there was my herding land, and the final result proved that he was a very ambitious king.
The second sentence, the Western Han Dynasty
The Xiongnu were rampant everywhere, causing the people in the Central Plains to live in a bad mood. The famous general Chen Tang was particularly angry, and he used a lot of military forces to besiege the Xiongnu on a large scale, and also issued a sentence that shocked the ancients, saying that those who commit crimes against the strong Han will be punished from afar. This sentence continues to this day, and it has gradually evolved into a sinner. Although it is far away, this sentence has always filled our minds.
The third sentence, the Three Kingdoms period
Cao Cao can be regarded as a generation of tyrants, who pushed the forward territory of history and laid the foundation for national unification. However, Cao Cao was also a controversial figure, and he once said a sentence that was most appropriate and caused controversy. 'Rather let me bear the people of the world, and Hugh will make the people of the world bear me'. Because of this sentence, people call it the powerful minister who rules the world, and the adulterous male who is in turmoil. If he lived in a time of peace, could he change this rather negative perception?