As we all know, the appearance of paper was in the Eastern Han Dynasty, why did the allusion of tal

Paper appeared in the Western Han Dynasty, the paper of the Western Han Dynasty was very dry and was not widely used, and the papermaking technology was gradually promoted after being improved by Cai Lun of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

The naming of allusions that appeared in later generations, such as the art of war at that time, was named after allusions on books and bamboo scrolls, and was not corrected until the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Because talking on paper is a summary of future generations, people in the Warring States period did not have this allusion, and they often used the Battle of Changping to summarize.

The allusion and the idiom did not appear at the same time, this story appeared in the Warring States period, and this idiom appeared after the Eastern Han Dynasty.

"Papermaking" was originally invented by Cai Lun in the Eastern Han Dynasty, why did there be an allusion to "talking on paper" during the Warring States Period? Because "talking on paper" is an idiom created by the ancients after the Eastern Han Dynasty based on the plot of the Warring States Period. In the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, before the invention of printing paper, the medium used by ancient people to write was usually bamboo slips.

However, because the medium of bamboo slips is too thick to carry, the ancient people scientifically researched printing paper, a new raw material for writing. In fact, new raw materials such as printing paper have occurred in the Western Han Dynasty, but because the technical strength was not high at that time, the production and use of printing paper were very small-scale.

After entering the Eastern Han Dynasty, because Cai Lun improved the existing papermaking process, the total number of printed paper production gradually increased significantly, and the use of printed paper in daily life was also promoted in a relatively large area. In fact, the birth of printing paper did not replace the bamboo slips in a short period of time, and the bamboo slips continued to exist as a writing medium until the Wei and Jin dynasties. The idiom "talking on paper" related to printing paper occurred in the Tang and Song dynasties, when printing paper became popular in all aspects.

On the basis of the papermaking process of the later dynasties, the Tang and Song dynasties further improved the papermaking process with the developed economic level, and the rise of printing paper was further improved. According to the rise of printed paper, the term "talking on paper" gradually began to happen, but these four characters really happened in the Qing Dynasty as a four-character idiom. It is worth mentioning that this four-character idiom had nothing to do with Zhao Kuo during the Warring States Period, and the two were linked together because of a book called "Five Thousand Years Up and Down".

Regarding the book "Five Thousand Years Up and Down", it came out after the founding of New China, and printing paper at this stage has already become a very common thing. In other words, although the historical story related to the four-character idiom "talking on paper" took place in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the appearance of this four-character idiom was not in the Spring and Autumn Period and the connection between the two was much later. This is the main reason why there was an idiom of "talking on paper" in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, when there was no printed paper.

Because Zhao Kuo is just a person who only looks at theoretical knowledge, but when he was allowed to go to war, he applied this book knowledge to the battlefield, and it also led to the defeat of the war, so there is such an allusion.

This is because although Zhao Kuo is familiar with military books, he has never been on the battlefield, and will only use a set of theories in the book to deal with them, so it has led to many defeats in wars, so there is such a thing as talking about soldiers on paper.

The paper talk about soldiers in the Warring States period is that Zhao Kuo read a lot of military books, but he can't apply the strategies in the military books in practice, this is just a metaphor.

There are several reasons, first of all, paper appeared before the Eastern Han Dynasty, and secondly, Zhao Kuo's allusion to "talking on paper" was summarized by later generations, and there was no such idiom in the records at that time, and finally paper appeared before the Eastern Han Dynasty.

This idiom was shaped by later generations when they were studied, not during the Warring States period, Zhao Kuo may have been able to speak the art of war at that time, and later generations created an idiom based on this matter.

Because the allusion of talking about soldiers on paper was summed up by later generations, and the name of this allusion was also summed up by historians, it was not that there was an allusion to talking about soldiers on paper during the Warring States Period.

Because there were a lot of wars during the Warring States Period, and the struggle for hegemony of the Six Nations also occurred in the Warring States Period, this will make so many allusions happen in the Warring States Period.

There was no paper at that time. is a bamboo roll, and talking about soldiers on paper is an idiom given by Zhao Kuo to An Shang when later generations gave it to the Warring States Period, describing him as boastful.

In the past, paper was bamboo slips. To talk about war on paper is to only copy the content of the art of war book, not know how to use it flexibly, and have no actual combat experience.

Talking on paper is an idiom given by people to summarize this event later, at that time it was bamboo slips, and there was no such writing material as paper.

Because the idiom of talking on paper appeared after the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the allusion was made during the Warring States Period, there is nothing wrong with it.

Because of the proverb that talks on paper, the story was only brought up at a later time. That's why there will be this statement.