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Zhao Zhi, Li Mu, Song Zhiyue Fei, also.
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The first of the four generals of the Warring States isLi MuIt is because he is the most all-powerful god of war
Generally, generals are powerful in a certain aspect, such as Bai Qi.
The battle is fierce; Lian Po, strong defense; For example, at the end of the Ming Dynasty, spring is often encountered.
Tu Lao Chun is powerful; But Li Mu can do almost everything, confront the Xiongnu, can hold on, find an opportunity, annihilate in one fell swoop, fight with the Qin army, and can run long distances.
Li Mu can attack and defend, can be fast and slow, and truly achieves "fast as the wind, Xu like a forest, and immobile as a mountain", what is commendable is that he is also a good hand at training, eating and living with his subordinates, living and dying together, and the soldiers are willing to die for him.
Li Mu's life
Li Mu's life and deeds can be roughly divided into two stages, first on the northern border of Zhao State, against the Xiongnu; Later to defend against the Qin state.
Lord, because of the heavy damage to the Qin army in the Battle of Yi'an, he was awarded the title of Wu Anjun.
At the end of the Warring States Period, Li Mu was the only good general that Zhao relied on to support the crisis, and was known as "Li Mu died, Zhao died". In 229 B.C., King Zhao moved to the Qin state's divisive scheme, listened to slanderous rumors and seized Li Mu's military power, and soon killed Li Mu and killed his servants.
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He knows how to use the sail rubber skills next to the army, he is a very powerful god of war, he can lead the army to achieve results, and his strength is undoubted, so he can become one of the four famous generals.
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Because he is a very powerful person, and secondly, because he has participated in many wars and won them, and he is also a very strategic person.
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The first of the four generals of the Warring States period is Li Mu, because he is the most versatile god of war
Generally, the general Lao Chunhan is powerful in a certain aspect, such as Bai Qi, who is very strong in tackling tough battles; Lian Po, strong defense; For example, at the end of the Ming Dynasty, there was often spring, and the raid was powerful; But Li Mu can do almost everything, confront the Xiongnu, can hold on, find an opportunity, annihilate in one fell swoop, fight with the Qin army, and can run long distances.
Li Mu can attack and defend, can be fast and slow, and truly achieved "fast as the wind, Xu like a forest, immobile as a mountain", what is commendable is that he is also a good hand in training, eating and living with his subordinates, living and dying together, and the soldiers are willing to die for him.
Li Mu's life
Li Mu's life and deeds can be roughly divided into two stages, first on the northern border of Zhao State, against the Xiongnu; Later, he mainly resisted the Qin state, and because of the heavy damage to the Qin army in the battle of Yi'an, he was given the title of Wu Anjun.
At the end of the Warring States Period, Li Mu was the only good general that Zhao relied on to support the crisis, and was known as "Li Mu died, Zhao died". In 229 B.C., the king of Zhao moved to the divisive plan of the Qin state, listened to the rumors and seized Li Mu's military power, and soon killed Li Mu after laughing.
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It doesn't seem to mention who Li Mu's master is. Maybe self-taught.
Su Qin and Zhang Yi, two important figures in the Warring States Period, they were both disciples of Guiguzi, and also had the same door as the famous military strategists Sun Bin and Pang Juan, the struggle between Su Qin and Zhang Yi affected the development of the entire late Warring States period, the seven heroes of the Warring States Period: Qi State, Sedan Regret Chu State, Yan State Heji, Wei State, Zhao State, South Korea, Qin State, at that time Qin State was the most powerful, often crusading against the other six countries, which was feared by everyone, and the country was in danger, Su Qin proposed and implemented a strategy for the six countries (that is, the alliance to resist Qin and cut Qin), This policy maintained the power of the six countries from encroachment, and he was therefore named the prime minister by the six countries, the allusion of the saying (the great seal of the six countries) is derived from this, a person when the six countries of the prime minister is unprecedented and no one has come after, and at that time the Qin state of the prime minister Zhang Yi put forward the strategy of the six countries (that is, to divide the alliance of the six countries, pull together, and break one by one) to deal with the alliance, and the six countries were originally each with their own ghosts, and the unity was not real, and in the end, of course, the six countries were destroyed by the Qin State one by one, officially ending the entire Eastern Zhou Dynasty, However, although the strategy ultimately failed, its implementation seriously hindered the completion of Qin's unification and hegemony, and the Warring States period lasted for more than a hundred years.
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