Who knows about Jin Wengong heavy ear film and television textual materials? 10

I remember that ** TV station used to broadcast a biography of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, but it seems that there is only the first episode, and there is an introduction in it, you can look for it.

Take a look at the historical records or the official biography of Jin Wen.

Heavy ear: pronounced chóng ěr. Chong'er is the son of Jin Xiangong, and Chong'er is just a name and has no specific origin.

Duke Wen of Jin (697 BC [1] 628 BC), surnamed Ji and named Chong'er, was the twenty-second monarch of the Jin Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period of China, reigned from 636 BC to 628 BC, the son of the Duke of Jin Xian, and his mother was Hu Ji. Jin Wen Gong Wenzhi has outstanding martial arts, is the second overlord in the Spring and Autumn Five Hegemons, and is also one of the five hegemons in ancient times, and Qi Huan Gong is called "Qi Huan Jin Wen".

Heavy ear: pronounced chóng ěr, heavy ear is just a name and has no specific origin.

Duke Wen of Jin (697 BC?) —628 BC), surnamed Jin, was the twenty-second monarch of the Jin Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period of China, reigned from 636 BC to 628 BC, the son of the Duke of Jin Xian, and his mother was Fox Ji. Jin Wen Gong Wenzhi has outstanding martial arts, is the second overlord in the Spring and Autumn Five Hegemons, and is also one of the five hegemons in ancient times, and Qi Huan Gong is called "Qi Huan Jin Wen".

Jin Wen Gong was a son at the beginning, modest and studious, and good at making friends with talented people. During the Liji Rebellion, he was forced to go into exile for 19 years, and in the spring of 636 BC, with the support of Qin Mugong, he returned to Jin to kill Jin Huaigong and stand.

During the reign of Duke Wen of Jin, he appointed Hu Yan, Xianzhen, Zhao Yuan, Jia Tuo, Wei Li and others to implement the policies of trade and agriculture, Ming Xianliang, and rewarding meritorious service, and served as the six secretaries of the three armies, which greatly increased the national strength of the Jin State. Externally, he united with Qin and Qi to attack Cao, rescued Song and Zheng, and pacified the rebellion of Zhou's Muruzi belt, and was rewarded by Zhou Tianzi.

Anecdotal allusions. After the death of Jin Xiangong, Qin Mugong sent Zixian to express his condolences: "The widow heard that losing the country is often at this time, and gaining the country is often at this time. Although you are respectful and serious, you should not stay in mourning for too long, and you should not lose the opportunity, please consider it! ”

Chong'er told his uncle Hu Yan about this, and Hu Yan said, "You better excuse yourself." There is nothing precious for the mourners, but only love and affection are valuable.

How big is it that my father died? If we want to use this thing for profit, then who in the world can say that we are not guilty? ”

Chong'er said to the guests of the Qin State: "The king admires his face to mourn the exiled me, Chong'er, when my father dies and lives in the funeral, I can't attend the funeral, and let you worry." How big is it that my father died?

Do I have any other plans to live up to your feelings? Chong'er made a polite gesture but did not thank the guests of the Qin State, cried and got up, and after getting up, he no longer talked to the guests of the Qin State in private.

Zixian reinstated his order to tell Qin Mugong about the matter. Qin Mugong said: "Benevolent, son-in-law has heavy ears!

Bowing but not thanking him, he is not the heir of the Duke of Xiangong and claims to be self-proclaimed, so he does not bow to thanks. When you cry and get up, you show your love for your father. When you get up but don't talk privately, it means staying away from personal interests.

As for the pronunciation of the "heavy" of the monarch of the Jin State in the Spring and Autumn Period, Mr. Du Xiang of the Dictionary Office of the Institute of Linguistics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences replied: The reason for the name of the heavy ear is not found in the official historical records, and it is customary to read chóng. The "Etymology" includes the article "heavy ear", and the pronunciation of "heavy" is also chóng.

The twenty-seventh chapter of the Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty said: "Heavy ears and heavy pupils, the appearance is magnificent. "Heavy means twofold.

Some people speculate that the heavy ear may have been called "heavy eye" at first, but because it was not very good, it was changed to "heavy ear". However, there is no written basis for this assertion. Tang Lu Deming's "Interpretation of the Classics" annotates the "heavy" in the ancient books as "heavy, straight dragon cut", and the pronunciation of the original book should be pronounced chóng if it is replaced with modern Mandarin.

Zhai State, Qi State, Song State, Wei State, Cao State, these are the places he has experienced, and they are his way of escape.

2, Candle Zhiwu wittily retired from the Qin Division.

On September 10, the Duke of Wen of Jin and the Duke of Mu of Qin jointly besieged Zheng because Zheng had been rude to Duke Wen and was subordinate to Jin and Chu at the same time. The Jin army was stationed in Hanling, and the Qin army was stationed south of the river.

Dr. Zheng Guo said to Zheng Bo: "Zheng Guo is in danger!" If Candle Zhiwu was allowed to meet Qin Bo, the army would definitely retreat.

Zheng Bo agreed. Candle Zhiwu excused himself and said: "When I was young, I was not as good as others; Now that I'm old, I can't do anything for it.

Zheng Wengong said: "I didn't reuse you earlier, and now I am begging you in a crisis, which is my fault." However, Zheng Guo is destroyed, and it is not good for you!

Candle Warrior agreed to this.

At night, (someone) lowered the city with a rope (to put Candle Zhiwu) down, and saw Qin Bo, Candle Zhiwu said: "Qin and Jin are besieging Zheng Guo, and Zheng Guo already knows that it is going to perish. If it is good for you to destroy Zheng Guo, how dare you take the liberty of bothering your subordinates with this matter.

You know it's difficult to cross the neighboring country and use the distant state of Zheng as the eastern frontier of the (Qin state), so why would you destroy the state of Zheng and increase the land of the neighboring country? The power of the neighboring country is strong, and the power of your Qin State is relatively weakened. If you give up the siege of Zheng Guo and treat it as a host of passers-by on the eastern road, it will not do you any harm if the envoys come and go, and (Zheng Guo can always provide them with what they lack).

Moreover, you once gave Jin Huigong a favor, and Huigong once promised you two cities, Jiao and Fang. You know, Hui Gong crossed the Yellow River in the morning and returned home in the morning, and built fortifications in the evening. Jin Kingdom, how can you be satisfied?

Now it has made Zheng its border in the east, and wants to expand its border to the west. If you don't make Qin's land loss, what will you get from **? Weakening the Qin State is beneficial to the Jin State, I hope you will consider this matter!

Qin Bo was very happy and signed an alliance with Zheng Guo. Qizi, Fengsun, and Yang Sun were sent to defend Zheng State, so Qin State withdrew.

The sub-offender requested an attack on the Qin army. Jin Wengong said: "No!

If it weren't for the strength of that person (Qin Bo), I wouldn't have come to this point. It is unjust to rely on the strength of another and in turn to harm him; It is unwise to lose one's allies; It is not in line with martial virtue to replace neatness with scattered (situation). Let's go back!

The Jin army also left Zheng Guo.