The four ghosts of ancient China: Zhuge Liang also had to bow to the wind, and the fourth was said to be alive
In ancient China, there were many ghost talents, and many things they left behind made countless people worship as the most precious treasures. They still play out their light and residual heat to this day. Like Zhuge Liang, Chinese know that when Zhuge Liang is mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind is that he is smart and very talented. It is simply the embodiment of wisdom. But in ancient times, there were four ghost talents, and Zhuge Liang had to bow down in front of them. The fourth of them, said to be alive.
First of all, let's start with the earliest people, Jiang Ziya, a figure in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. According to today's archaeological evidence, there was indeed a person in history, who was the first monarch of the State of Qi. This man's life is legendary. In the first few decades of his life, he was not appreciated until he was more than 70 years old, when he was discovered by King Wen on the riverbank. Because of his appearance, Great Zhou was able to destroy the King of Shang and establish a century-old great cause. Jiang Ziya is also the founder of Chinese military science.
Oniguzi, the Zongheng family of the Spring and Autumn Warring States period. The power of one person who is portrayed in "Qin Shi Mingyue" can reach a million male masters, and his identity has always been very mysterious. Oniguko is an all-rounder who seems to be proficient in everything. Not only is it very powerful in visual divination, but it is said that even force is the best. However, Oniguzi did not leave much ink in history, because his whereabouts are a mystery, and no one can know his exact location.
Lao Tzu, recognized founder of Taoism. Thousands of years ago, Lao Tzu began to think about the relationship between the universe of heaven and earth and man, and Lao Tzu was one of Confucius's teachers in history, and Confucius once studied with him. Those who can teach Confucius, how can his talent be described as extraordinary? Moreover, there is a saying in China that the founder of Buddhism also founded Buddhism because of his teachings. The Taoist doctrine he put forward and the Tao Te Ching that he wrote have also become the most important scriptures of Taoism now. It is said that he finally rode a green bull and soared after exiting the customs.
The last one, the one closest to our time, was Zhang Sanfeng, who founded the Wudang Sect. Zhang Sanfeng, depicted in Jin Yong's novel, is a martial arts master who is a scholarly and heavenly person. It is said that he appeared from the end of the Song Dynasty, until the Ming Dynasty, and the emperor sent people to find his traces, but he traveled all over the world for many years, and no one could know where he was. History records that he once killed hundreds of thieves with one hand. This kind of martial art may not even be comparable to Xiang Yu. In the eyes of our ordinary people, Zhang Sanfeng may just be a martial arts master. But in the eyes of Taoists, Zhang Sanfeng was a enlightened immortal. He was able to survive from the Song Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, although there was no news of him after that. But it is said that he may still be alive.
These four ghost talents in Chinese history are all pedantic and heavenly beings. Zhuge Liang was also willing to bow down in front of them. More or less, we can see them in history or wild history. But in the end, no one knows where they went, especially the fourth Zhang Sanfeng is said to be alive. What do you think? Those who like it can be liked, and the comment area below can also be discussed.