We all know that the Seven Heroes of the Warring States are Qin, Chu, Yan, Han, Zhao, Wei, and Qi, and the seven countries compete openly and secretly, all of which want to unify the world. In today's world, the world's major powers are the United States, Russia, Britain, France, Germany, Japan, and China, which compete with each other and have similar relations with the Seven Heroes of the Warring States. If we use the analogy of the modern Seven Kingdoms to the Seven Heroes of the Warring States, how will they correspond one by one?
The State of Qin and the United States
I am afraid that no one disputes this statement.
The United States and the Qin State are very similar, first of all, in terms of geographical location, both occupy the right time and place, the strong Qin exclusively enjoy Guanzhong, and there are the dangers of Kun and Han, and the Chaos in the Central Plains has little to do with it; the United States sits alone in North America, and is close to its neighbor Canada, and the two world wars have not been affected.
The Shang Martingale Transformation Law made the Qin State the leader of the Seven Kingdoms; Roosevelt's New Deal took advantage of World War II to make the United States proud of the world.
The division of the Qin state tigers and wolves went out to beat people when there was nothing to do; the United States has not rested since The Second World War, and the army has been fighting everywhere.
The State of Qin was arrogant and dared to go to Zhou Tianzi to raise his head; the United States personality, the United Nations General Assembly said that it would retire from the seat.
The State of Qin relied on a sharp bow to unify the six countries; the military strength of the United States was one notch higher than that of other countries.
The State of Chu and Russia
The State of Chu was vast, and half of China was its sphere of influence; Russia was the largest in the world in terms of territorial area, and the entire northern part of Eurasia was under its control.
The State of Chu was both the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Seven Heroes of the Warring States, and its strength was superior; Tsarist Russia had both served as a European gendarme and played the Role of the Soviet Union.
The State of Chu declined in its struggle for supremacy with the State of Qin; the Soviet Union lost in competition with the United States.
The Chu people are most unaccustomed to the Qin people; Russia is always on the lookout for the United States.
Han Zhao Wei and France, England and Germany
Although France is now a military brother of the European Union, it has lost more than it has won in history, and it cannot win the Hundred Years' War with Britain, and it is difficult to win the Franco-Prussian War with Prussia, just as South Korea was taught by Qin, Zhao and Wei.
The Zhao kingdom was rapidly strong because of the Hufu riding and shooting, and the limelight was unparalleled for a while; The United Kingdom also took the lead because of the Industrial Revolution and established an empire that never set.
Wei Guo once had a strong position, beat his neighbors when he had nothing to do, offended a circle of people, and was eventually hanged by the people. Germany, believing itself to be strong, launched two world wars, and was eventually beaten down because the enemy was too strong.
The three kingdoms of Korea, Zhao and Wei are from the Jin Dynasty, and the United Kingdom (withdrawn), Germany and France are all members of the European Union.
Yan kingdom and Japan
In order to survive, the Yan kingdom assassinated the King of Qin with JingKe; Japan secretly attacked the United States during World War II, trying to turn the tables upside down.
The State of Yan saw the opportunity and launched a large army to beat the State of Qi to only two cities, almost the United States. Japan launched a war of aggression against China, bringing China into the most dangerous moment of modern times.
The State of Qi and China
The State of Qi was one of the oldest Zhou Dynasty vassal states; China was a world-famous ancient state.
The State of Qi was the first hegemon of the Spring and Autumn Five; China was ahead of the world during the Han and Tang dynasties.
The State of Qi was once nearly destroyed by its neighbors, the State of Yan; China suffered heavy losses in the War of Resistance Against Japan, and died nine times.
The Qi state will be victorious and eventually repulse the Yan state; China will unite its efforts and eventually defeat Japan.
Today's international situation is complex, and although some countries have certain advantages and seem to be far superior to other competitors, their national strength is always in flux, and it is not certain who will die in the end.