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During the Warring States period, after a long period of conquest, the State of Qin finally realized the unification of the six countries and unified China. Among them, the great general Wang Yi contributed to his brilliant military strategy. However, Wang Chong was not just a fierce general, he was also a political wise man, good at dealing with political turmoil, and finally succeeded in overcoming dangers and achieving a full retreat.
In the early years of Wang Chui's life, he was born into a landowning family in the Qin State during the Warring States period, and he advocated the art of war from an early age and aspired to become a soldier. At the age of 20, he entered the army, initially as a personal soldier of the commander Bai Qi, and then gradually promoted to general. Under the leadership of Bai Qi, Wang Chong gradually showed outstanding military talent and won Bai Qi's appreciation. However, in times of war, the power struggle was extremely cruel, and even Bai Qi, who had achieved outstanding merits, was not spared, and was finally ordered to commit suicide.
Faced with this tragedy, the young Wang Chong also began to worry about his fate. But just as opportunities were always reserved for those who were prepared, Wang's intelligence quickly made him stand out in the political infighting of the Qin king, make great achievements in battle, and regain his reuse. He gradually rose to prominence in the army and became an important supporter on the road to the unification of the six countries.
At that time, the Qin State faced the joint resistance of the six countries, and the situation was extremely grim. Politically and diplomatically, the King of Qin adopted a strategy of close attacks from afar to divide the alliance of the Six Kingdoms, while militarily, he handed over the position of commander to Wang Yi. Wang Chong was well versed in military ways, and repeatedly defeated more with less, breaking up the alliance of the six countries.
After years of fighting, only the State of Chu and the State of Qi remained. In 225 BC, the King of Qin discussed plans to destroy Chu. The young general Li Xin suggested that 200,000 troops would be enough, but Wang believed that 600,000 troops were needed. He deeply understood that victory would not be easy to obtain, and in order to achieve success, he deliberately asked for a reward to show loyalty and dissolve the Qin king's wariness.
In 223 BC, Wang led an army of 600,000 across the Han River and launched an attack on the state of Chu. He adopted unconventional tactics and was not in a hurry to fight a decisive battle with Xiang Yu's main army, but carried out a series of small-scale targeted attacks. This caused Xiang Yu to miss the opportunity, and was finally defeated in an unexpected all-out attack, and the main forces of the State of Chu were completely destroyed. Under Wang Chui's strategy, Xiang Yu had no way to retreat, and eventually fled to the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions, and the state of Chu was also devastated and was about to die.
After the successful victory, Wang Yi did not covet credit, but took the initiative to surrender military power and chose to retire behind the scenes. He understood that his historical mission had been completed and that the country no longer needed him to lead the battle. His wisdom and heart also set an example for future generations, teaching us the wisdom of timely retreat in the struggle for power. Wang's life is a legendary story, and his wisdom and courage enabled him to transform from a fierce general to a politician and finally achieve his full retreat.
Wang's life has taught us that exiting at the highest point is a wise choice. He laid down his weapons, avoided the limelight, and finally succeeded in saving the danger, leaving a valuable inspiration for future generations. His story also shows us that only wise decision-making and good judgment can succeed in political struggles. From a fierce general to a wise man, Wang Chui's life is a legendary story full of wisdom and strategy.
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