The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is still ongoing, with more than 2,500 people killed and casualties likely to widen.
As for the two sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Israeli Jews and Palestinians, the "feud" between the two sides has lasted for centuries. The main contradictions of the incident are:
The Jews of Israel believe that Palestine is God's "promised land" for the Jewish race, and that the ultimate goal of the Jews who have been wandering for thousands of years is to establish a "Jewish state with the holy city of Jerusalem as its capital", so the Palestinians must be expelled.
Palestinians believe that their ancestors have lived in the land they love for generations, and that Jews have long used violence to isolate Palestinians for their "dreams". The Palestinians hope that through the efforts of one generation or generations, they can liberate their land and people from Israeli occupation and control.
Due to political, religious, historical entanglements, reality, and the intervention of major powers, the conflict has existed for many years, and the conflict will inevitably exist in the future.
1. The entanglement of the surname Cai and the surname Guan, so far the surname Cai does not worship Guan Gong
The Cai family motto mentions: The Cai family and the Guan family have a deep feud, and the descendants of the Cai family will never worship Guan Yu, nor are they allowed to worship Guan Gongmiao. The Cai family's explanation for this is that Guan Yu made Ji kill Cai Yang, the ancestor of the Cai family.
Guan Yu was worried about Liu Bei, and Guan Yu, who heard Liu Bei's news in Cao Cao's camp, opened the mode of crossing five levels and killing six generals. Cai Yang was a Cao general during the Three Kingdoms period and originally had nothing to do with Guan Yu, but because Guan Yu killed his nephew Cai Qi, he sent troops to pursue Guan Yu.
After receiving news from Liu Bei, Guan Yu finally succeeded in convincing Cao Cao to bid farewell to Cao Cao's domain, determined to embark on the road to find his brother Liu Bei with the two imperial concubines. At that time, Liu Bei was in Yuzhou, Runan, and Guan Yu led the imperial concubines all the way forward, approaching Runan.
One day, Guan Yu came to an ancient city, and the city here would be Zhang Fei. After several hard journeys to pass the level, Guan Yu's body and mind were exhausted, but seeing Zhang Fei made him excited. He desperately wanted to go into the city to rest, but was blocked by Zhang Fei. The reason was that the brothers had been separated for a full 12 years, and Guan Yu had previously worked under Cao Cao's power for a long time, which made Zhang Fei feel very distrustful. Despite Guan Yu's constant explanations, Zhang Fei still had doubts about him.
At this time, Cai Yang, an important general in Cao Cao's camp, led an army of 150,000 to this ancient city in order to avenge the murder of his nephew Cai Qi by Guan Yu. Cai Yang's arrival deepened Zhang Fei's doubts, and he immediately closed the city gate and did not allow Guan Yu to enter the city. Zhang Fei stood at the head of the city and shouted to Guan Yu in a loud voice:
"I will beat the drums three times in the city, and if you can't defeat Cai Yang, it will be equivalent to standing on Cao Cao's side, and our brotherhood will be severed."
Guan Yu had no choice but to face Cai Yang. Although Guan Yu was extraordinarily powerful, he was already exhausted and hungry on the arduous journey of traveling long distances and crossing five levels and killing six generals. Facing Cai Yang, the two fought dozens of rounds, although it was difficult to distinguish Bozhong, but Guan Yu felt that he couldn't do it. He was originally a man of benevolence and righteousness, who kept his promises, valued righteousness, acted openly on the battlefield, and never used despicable means.
However, at the moment, Zhang Fei is beating the drum at the head of the city, and the three-way drum has already sounded twice, and if he cannot defeat Cai Yang, he will not be able to explain to Zhang Fei. Guan Yu was in a hurry at a critical juncture and decided to use a stratagem to kill Cai Yang.
So, Guan Yu came to Cai Yang and said calmly: "We can fight one-on-one alone, why are you looking for foreign aid?" Cai Yang was stunned for a moment and replied, "I never need help. Guan Yu suddenly pointed behind Cai Yang and said seriously: "So, who is behind you?" ”
Cai Yanggang wanted to look back, but Guan Yu took the opportunity to raise the knife and swung it out suddenly, cutting Cai Yang under the horse. Cai Yang's mount was also a war horse of extraordinary wisdom, and when he saw that his master was beheaded, he let out a sad neigh, and then ran to a nearby large pond and jumped into the water to commit suicide.
In order to show respect, Guan Yu regretted what happened to Cai Yang. After meeting Zhang Fei and Liu Bei, he personally presided over Cai Yang's funeral with the white horse. Since then, the feud between the two surnames has been forged and lasted for thousands of years.
2. The hatred of the country surnamed Li and the surname Zhu
In May 618, Li Yuan put on the emperor's dragon robe and announced the establishment of the Tang Dynasty. However, in October of the same year, Zhu Yu also took himself as emperor and began a journey called "entrepreneurship", changing the name of the country to "Changda", with the ambition of competing for the world. However, unexpectedly, in just three years, Zhu Yu was captured by Li Yuan's second son Li Shiminsheng, and ended his rule on the banks of Luoshui, beheading him.
Therefore, the two surnames of Li and Zhu seem to have been cursed, and the reincarnation of mutual killing has been staged on the stage of history.
During the Tang Dynasty, the feud between Li and Zhu broke out again. In 768, Li Huaixian, a famous general of the domain, was appointed as the envoy of the Lulong Jiedu of Youzhou, but was soon murdered by the brothers Zhu Xicai, the envoy of Lulong's soldiers, and Zhu Yang, the deputy envoy of Jingluo. And Zhu Xicai, who killed Li Huaixian, also died at the hands of his subordinate Li Huaixian four years later.
On the other hand, in 782 AD, the Chengde army made Li Weiyue, who ruled the seven prefectures of Hebei, but raised troops to rebel. At this time, Youzhou Jiedu caused Zhu Tao to start a great war, which eventually defeated Li Weiyue in Shulu County, present-day Xinji, Hebei, and strangled him with his own hands, ending his rebellion. This series of incidents shows the fierce competition between the two surnames of Li and Zhu, as well as the grudge of mutual revenge.
Similarly, Zhu Yang, the man who had killed Li Huaixian, ascended the throne as emperor after a mutiny broke out in 783, and the state name was set to Daqin, and the name of the state was changed to Yingtian. In order to prevent people from expecting the return of the Li family, Zhu Yang brutally killed seventy-seven people including the king of Li County, the prince, and Wang Sun, and swept away the clan of Chang'an. However, Li Sheng, the king of Xiping, later led an army to retake Chang'an and drove out Zhu Yang.
In 907, Zhu Wen forced the Tang Dynasty Emperor Li Qichan to take the throne, and the Tang Dynasty fell, and he established Later Liang himself, changing the name of the state to Liang. This period of history is known as Later Liang, and Emperor Tang was only 17 years old, but was deposed and exiled to Jiyin, Caozhou, where Li died at the hands of Zhu Wen in February of the following year. This series of events once again highlighted the complex relationship and power struggle between the two surnames Li and Zhu.
In 923, Li Cunxuan declared himself emperor in Daming County, present-day Handan, Hebei Province, and established the Later Tang Dynasty, and he led his army to destroy Later Liang, forcing the late Liang emperor Zhu Yao to commit suicide.
This confrontation between the two surnames Li and Zhu continued until the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. At this time, Li Shanchang, an outstanding advisor, reached out to Zhu Yuanzhang's most difficult moments and helped him establish the Ming Dynasty. However, in 1390, Zhu Yuanzhang executed Li Shanchang and his family, including his wife, children, and nephews, on charges of treason.
In 1620, after the death of Emperor Myeongshinzong, his eldest son Zhu Changluo ascended the throne and was honored by later generations as Emperor Mingguangzong. However, surprisingly, Ming Guangzong died suddenly after only one month of reign, and the reason for his death was believed to be related to the red pill provided by Li Kezhuo of Hongluo Temple, which eventually led to his sudden death.
In 1644, Li Zicheng founded the state of Dashun and led his army on the Northern Expedition, capturing Datong, Xuanfu, Juyongguan, and finally Beijing. The Chongzhen Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Youzhen, did not fulfill the purpose of the Ming Dynasty at this moment, that is, "the king dies", and could only choose to hang himself to compensate for his mistakes. Therefore, the Daming Zhu dynasty officially died at the hands of Li Zicheng.
The time came to the Qing Dynasty, and on the fifth day of November 1646, Zhu Yilu ascended the throne as emperor, with the year name Shaowu, aiming to restore the ancestral rivers and mountains. The regime he established is known by historians as the Shaowu regime. However, in the same year, it coincided with the capture of Guangzhou by the Qing general Li Chengdong, the Duke of Huiguo, resulting in Zhu's unfortunate death.
In addition to the surnames Cai and Guan, Li and Zhu, there are other surnames in Chinese history such as Yue and Qin (the reason is known to everyone), and there are so-called feuds. But why, in this era, can different surnames live in harmony?
In the author's opinion, the main reasons are as follows:
1. You can remember hatred, but you should not exaggerate hatred. For example, the surname Cai and the surname Guan, the surname Cai can not go to worship the Guan Yu Temple, which is the freedom of the surname Cai. Feedback on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Palestinians and Jews can also remember each other's bad, but do not interfere with each other. Would Hamas have attacked Israel if it were not for Israel's so-called concentration camp policy against Gaza?
2. Let both sides live a good life, the main reason why Chinese surnames can live harmoniously now is that everyone's life has hope, and historical grudges should be dissipated in history. Look at the surname Li and the surname Zhu, isn't this grudge deep enough? But precisely because everyone's life is getting better, what should be dissipated has also dissipated. One of the reasons why Palestinians now hate the Jews is that life is really unbearable, and if they do not resist, they will perish.
3. There is another important reason why different Chinese surnames can coexist harmoniously, that is, no one "arches the fire" (no external interference). In a long enough history, no surname can be said to be clean enough, and everyone's purpose now is to make life better. This truth is reflected in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, that is, external forces should interfere with the two sides of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict as little as possible, so that the two sides have enough time and enough wisdom to solve this matter.
4. It is necessary to believe in the power of the organization, there are contradictions between Chinese surnames, and there are village cadres who come out to coordinate. On the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the two sides have contradictions and must trust the United Nations. Israel should respect United Nations resolutions and return land belonging to Palestine to Palestine.