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Anonymous users2024-02-07In the Qin Dynasty, Shang Ying split his five horses because of the change of the law, and the son of Qin Xiaogong split his five horses.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06It was very scary, because people saw that the final scene was very intense, and the torture they were subjected to at that time was also very painful, and there was no way to keep a whole corpse, so that people would be afraid.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Splitting up the body of five horses is really a very terrible punishment. Because this punishment is by tying your body to five horses and then having five horses run in five different directions until it tears you apart, it is a very painful punishment, so it is terrifying.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04It's very terrible, this is a kind of punishment in ancient times, because the death is particularly tragic and super painful, so it makes people frightened.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The meaning of the five horses is that in ancient times, five horses were used to tie the head and limbs of a person and tear them apart. Nowadays, many metaphors divide the whole thing very fragmented.
The five horses are divided into corpses, which is an idiom of Natuan Heng in Chinese, which comes from the "Warring States Policy: Qin Ceyi" compiled by Liu Xiang of the Western Han Dynasty. The dismemberment of the corpse of the five horses or sen was a form of torture in ancient times. Its structure is subject-predicate, and it can be used as an object in a sentence, etc.
Written usage: "Five horses split the corpse" is an idiom, used as a metaphor for forcibly cutting a complete thing into holes and cutting it into pieces. It can be used as an object, complement in a sentence, mostly used in written language, and neutral.
"Dividing the corpse of five horses" is an extremely cruel punishment, Shang Ying implemented the law change, made a great contribution, and also had a deep impact in history, but he himself did not handle all aspects of the relationship, so he got a tragic ending. Shang Ying used his miraculous skills in exchange for the ending of dividing the corpses of the five horses and exterminating the clan without a surname.
The main reasons for this tragedy are: First of all, it should be said that Shang Ying made the legal system absolute. Second, Shang Ying did not pay attention or did not know how to turn enemies into friends.
In the end, Shang Ying's enemy is not deep. Zhao Liang had already given him a serious warning, but Shang Ying actually turned a deaf ear. Shang Ying died not from being conspired against, but from his insensitivity.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02五马分corpse ] wǔ-mǎ-fēn-shī
One of the ancient tortures. The quarrel was made with liquid, and five horses tied the limbs and head of the person respectively, and then drove the horse and tore the person apart. The post-metaphor divides the whole into rubberized fragments. For example, he divided the whole Angelica duck into five horses.
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