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Zhao Kuangyin: People who can "behave weakly" are terrible

author:Literati Uncle Zhou

In 960 AD, Zhao Kuangyin launched a revolution and established the Song Dynasty, becoming a great monarch in Chinese history. As an outstanding commander and statesman, Zhao Kuangyin is well aware of the importance of strategy and strategy. He often said, "People who will 'show weakness' are terrible. This sentence condensed his wisdom and insight.

Zhao Kuangyin: People who can "behave weakly" are terrible

Zhao Kuangyin came from an ordinary family of generals, he was brilliant since he was a child, and he had an extraordinary talent for politics and military affairs. However, during his youth, the political situation in the north was chaotic. Aspiring young people like him have thrown themselves into the strife and power for power and position.

Zhao Kuangyin observed that those forces that seem powerful on the surface are often easy to arouse threats and opposition from others, while those forces that seem weak can respond flexibly and forbear, making it difficult for people to guard against. He learned the importance of "showing weakness".

At the beginning of the revolution, Zhao Kuangyin was faced with a powerful Later Zhou army, and he decided to make strategic concessions to show his weakness. He deliberately disguised his army in poor clothing and feigned incompetence, thereby defeating the enemy's underestimating mentality and gradually regaining lost territory in the north.

However, Zhao Kuangyin also knows that "showing weakness" cannot be reduced to weakness and compromise. After achieving certain results, he chose the right moment, calmly organized his forces, and launched another attack. This time, he showed great military talent and commanding ability, quickly defeated the Later Zhou army, and finally seized the throne.

Zhao Kuangyin: People who can "behave weakly" are terrible

After Zhao Kuangyin ascended to the throne, he did not forget the importance of "showing weakness". He understands that as a monarch, he needs to use his political skills flexibly to safeguard the interests of the country.

From time to time, he often used concessions and compromises to resolve internal and external contradictions and stabilize the situation. However, at the same time, he also unswervingly carried out reforms, strengthened the centralization of power, straightened out the army, and strengthened the building of the legal system, thus laying the foundation for the prosperity and stability of the country.

Zhao Kuangyin's wisdom and courage enabled his rule to win the love and admiration of the people. With his actions, he proved the practical effect of "showing weakness".

He understands that in the political arena, majesty is indeed important, but excessive ostentatiousness can provoke revulsion and counterattacks from opponents. Instead, through flexible strategies and clever layouts, he has maintained control and solidified his position in the volatile situation of power.

Under the rule of Zhao Kuangyin, the Song Dynasty entered a period of strength and prosperity. He paid attention to the development of education and the promotion of culture and art, so that the country's civilization continued to progress.

Zhao Kuangyin: People who can "behave weakly" are terrible

He also formulated a series of policies that benefited the country and the people, improved the people's living standards, and ushered in a golden age of economic prosperity in China's history.

However, Zhao Kuangyin also knows that being vigilant at all times and constantly refining his talents is the key to domination. He not only cultivated his comprehensive ability, but also gathered many talented talents to build a strong team. He encouraged those who speak with impunity, listen to different opinions and suggestions, and maintain the flexibility and scientific nature of decision-making.

On the diplomatic front, Zhao Kuangyin has adopted a similar strategy. Although the Liao state to the north was a powerful neighbor of the Song Dynasty, he knew that a head-to-head confrontation with it could lead to war, so he chose to maintain peace and stability on both sides through diplomatic means.

He personally presided over the peace talks, established friendly relations with the Liao emperor, and eased the tensions between the two sides through marriages and other means, and achieved the stability of the border.

It was with wisdom and strategy that Zhao Kuangyin became a formidable monarch. His rule brought prosperity and stability to the people and the establishment of a strong nation. His wisdom and "showing weakness" became the object Xi of learning and reference for later monarchs.

Zhao Kuangyin: People who can "behave weakly" are terrible

However, Zhao Kuangyin also warns people: "People who can 'behave weakly' are terrible. This quote is a reminder that in the political and social arena, people or countries that seem weak should not be taken lightly.

They may be quietly arranging behind their backs, accumulating strength, and finally giving the strong a fatal blow. Therefore, we must always be vigilant and constantly improve our abilities and wisdom.

Zhao Kuangyin was a wise and strategic monarch in Chinese history. His success stems from his deep understanding of strategy and strategy, as well as his nimble use of the strategy of "showing weakness".

His reign left behind valuable lessons and inspiration for future generations. In our lives, we can also draw inspiration from Zhao Kuangyin's wisdom and learn how Xi deal with various challenges and dilemmas, defeat strong enemies, and achieve our goals.

As Zhao Kuangyin said, "People who can 'behave weakly' are terrible", which is the crystallization of his wisdom and courage, and it is also a truth that we should keep in mind on the road of life.