In the beginning of man, nature is good. Man has had compassion since birth, and Mencius's theory of sexual goodness has been recognized by the majority of the people, but many people believe that "at the beginning of man, sex is inherently evil." Without social supervision, everyone is selfish, lazy, vain, and stubborn. Today's kindness is because of the education received from an early age, and thoughts and actions are regulated by law and morality. There are many evil people in the world, and now we will take stock of the three most famous evil people in the world.
The first, of course, was the infamous Hitler. Hitler's crimes are unquestionable, he is the leader of Germany and the sinner of the world. He wantonly slaughtered innocent Jews for his own selfish desires, and brazenly launched World War II to plunge the world to the brink of hell. World War II affected 61 countries and regions around the world, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and a total of two billion people were brought into the war, and countless people suffered the devastation. Although the German Chancellor knelt down to repent after the end of World War II for starting a war in his country, Hitler's mistakes could never be forgiven.
The second was Hitler's accomplice, Emperor Hirohito. During World War II, the three fascist Axis powers of Germany, Japan and Italy together caused great disasters to the world. In order to realize their plan for the common prosperity of Greater East Asia, Japan has invaded not only China, but also almost all Asian countries in Thailand, Laos, Singapore, and Cambodia. In particular, China is the main battlefield against Japanese aggression, and it took 14 years of perseverance and never flinching to drive the aggressors out of China. But Chinese paid a heavy price for this, with 35 million deaths, including hundreds of thousands of innocent people who died at the hands of the Japanese at the Nanjing Massacre alone, and the damage caused by Emperor Hirohito to China was irreparable.
The third was Genghis Khan, whose fame was even louder than Hitler's. Genghis Khan, whose original name was BoerJin Temujin, launched several wars after the establishment of the Mongol State. His iron horses spread throughout Eurasia, as far as the Black Sea region. Many consider him a rare military genius, but his brutal rule has destroyed at least 100 million families. His name frightened Europeans, and the people of many countries became his underlings, and he was the real number one evil man in the world.