Han Feizi: What kind of person is she?

Han Fei, a Korean, was born in an aristocratic family, was the son of Korea, born about 280 BC (the 35th year of King Zhoubao) and died in 233 BC (the 14th year of Qin Shi Huang).He stuttered, was not good at talking, but good at writing.

Han Fei and Li Si are both students of Xun Qing, he is only a superman, and Li Si thinks that he is inferior to him. Although Han Fei had studied under Xun Qing, he did not inherit Xun Qing's Confucian thoughts, but"The study of the name of the penal spell", and"Attributed to the yellow. Old", inherited and developed the ideas of Legalism, and became the master of Legalism in the last years of the Warring States Period.

1.Li Si knew how to observe the situation in the world, and came to Qin State in advance to display his talents, and he had a broad vision.

Han Feizi is concerned about the safety of his country, and his vision is not as broad as Li Si.

2.Li Si's city government is deeper than Han Feizi's, and he is well aware of the various crises in the imperial court, and is good at using his political talents.

3.In terms of eloquence, Han Feizi has a stuttering problem, which is naturally not as good as Li Si's three-inch tongue.

4.Han Feizi always has his own uniqueness when looking at a thing, and he observes very carefully, pointing out the drawbacks of a certain problem to the point.

5.A person's talent is strong, it does not mean that he is good at handling interpersonal relationships, using his talents and political means to lay a good foundation for his future, but also depends on the combination of all aspects.

6.Han Feizi is not good at observing words and feelings, while Li Si will judge someone's mood and thoughts at this moment based on their words and deeds.

Han Feizi is a very talented stutterer!

Han Fei, also known as Han Feizi, was a native of Xinzheng, South Korea at the end of the Warring States Period, a representative figure of Legalism, and an ancient Chinese thinker, philosopher and essayist. Han Feizi was born in a Korean clan, when the war was raging, and in order to escape the war, the family fled to a village in Zhumadian. From an early age, he traveled the world alone, trying to learn the ideas of each family.

Later, Han Feizibai studied Confucianism under Xunzimen, but he was very good at studying the art of Huang Lao, and was good at "the study of criminal name magic". After entering the office, Han Feizi wrote to King Han many times, hoping to follow the example of Qin to implement changes, but King Han did not listen to his advice at all. Later, Han Feizi sent an envoy to the Qin State, and Qin Prime Minister Li Si made an obstruction from it, and Han Feizi was imprisoned, and finally committed suicide by taking poison.

Han Feizi was born in troubled times, cherished his family and country, and wanted to save South Korea but was not taken seriously, and his ending was regrettable.