#应不应该以成败论英雄#
"The winner is the king, and the loser is the coquette" has been said since ancient times, the final winner is the king, and the loser can only be the coward.
I think heroes should be judged by failure!
Success or failure must have its own reasons, such as Liu Bang and Xiang Yu.
Liu Bang was a gangster in the eyes of his father, and in the eyes of his neighbors, he was also a person who did not do his job, but he was righteous, judged the situation, and was repeatedly defeated and defeated, defeated and defeated from the weak, and finally established the Han Dynasty;
And although Xiang Yu can carry the tripod, but he is stubborn and self-serving, angry at every turn, and even kills surrendered soldiers, and has the heart of a woman, he was chased to Wujiang, but he still thinks about it, but he feels that God destroyed himself, and he can't bear the heavy setback, so he left the soldiers and drew his sword to kill himself, how can he be considered a hero?
Being a man can bend and stretch, reflect and change, and listen to advice, in order to achieve things! And most of the losers in the end are alone, but they can still listen to the advice, be tolerant and elegant, be able to call on a group of people, and lead the group to struggle together, so that they can achieve great things.
Han Xin, Chen Ping, and even Lu Matong, who finally identified Xiang Yu, were all Xiang Yu's subordinates, Liu Bang was surrounded by so many generals and generals, and Xiang Yu had only one old strategist Fan Zeng by his side, and finally ran away in a bad mood because of the loss of trust.
Think about it, how can Xiang Yu succeed like this?
It seems that "judging heroes by failure" still makes a lot of sense.
