There is a story about the ancient scholars, about 300 words

For example, Jing Ke stabbed the King of Qin for Prince Yan Dan, Feng Zhenke Meng Weijun, Su Qin Lianheng, Mao Sui recommended himself, and Candle Zhiwu retired from Qin.

In 227 BC, Jing Ke took Yan Du Kang Tu and Fan Yu to the Qin State to assassinate the king of Qin. Before leaving, many people saw off Jing Ke by the water, and the scene was very tragic. "The wind is sluggish and the water is cold, and the strong man will never return", this is the poem that Jing Ke sang when he said goodbye.

After Jing Ke came to the Qin State, the King of Qin solemnly summoned him in the Xianyang Palace. When Jing Ke was offering the map of Yan Dukang, he saw that he was poor, and he was killed after assassinating the king of Qin.

Su Qin was born in a peasant family and has great ambitions, and has studied the art of vertical and horizontal shutting with Guiguzi for many years. and Zhang Yi are from the same Guiguzi sect. His family was poor, and he did not succeed in promoting the strategy of unifying China to the Qin State, and the entanglement was also spent, and when he returned home, his wife ignored him and asked his sister-in-law for a stutter, and his sister-in-law looked down on him.

So he was determined to do something big, and that's how the story of "Cone Thorn Stock" came about. Later, he changed his strategy and lobbied the six countries to join forces to resist Qin, and served as the prime minister of the six countries. When he returned home, his sister-in-law and wife knelt on the ground and did not dare to look up at him.

Mao Sui was a guest of the Plains King of Zhao during the Warring States Period. The Qin soldiers attacked the Zhao State, and Pingyuan Jun was ordered to go to the Chu State for help, and Mao Sui automatically asked to follow. When he arrived in the state of Chu, Pingyuan Jun talked with the king of Chu for a morning without results.

Mao then stepped forward and stated the benefits, and the king of Chu agreed to send Chun Shenjun to lead troops to save Zhao. Later, he used the metaphor of "Mao Sui self-recommendation" to recommend himself.

Qin and Jin besieged Zheng, Zheng was surrounded by the two great powers of Qin and Jin, and was in danger, Zheng Wengong sent the eloquent Candle Zhiwu to persuade Qin Bo. Candle Zhiwu skillfully took advantage of the contradictions between Qin and Jin, analyzed the situation at that time to Qin Bo, adopted the method of division and disintegration, and explained the reason that preserving Zheng Guo was beneficial to Qin and destroying Zheng Guo was unfavorable to Qin, and finally persuaded Qin Bo. Qin Bo not only withdrew the Qin army besieging Zheng, but also sent troops to defend Zheng, forcing Jin to withdraw his troops as well, thus relieving Zheng's crisis.

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There are many interpretations of "shi", in the Shang Dynasty is an official position in charge of prisoners, in the Zhou Dynasty and the early Spring and Autumn Period, representing the noble intellectuals of the upper class, the late Warring States period and the Qin Dynasty era also made low-level officials and chivalrous guests "Shi", after the Qin Dynasty, it became a general term for intellectuals, and in the Han and Jin dynasties, the second generation of officials was also called "Shi". Men are also called "shi", and those who slaughter dogs, kill pigs, roosters, and dog thieves are also called shi. Anyway, it's very wide, I don't know what kind of story you want.

A few allusions you can try to understand the meaning of "shi":

Two peaches kill three warriors", in fact, they are three martial artists with developed limbs and simple minds.

The Four Scholars of the Scholar's Office", which also describes the four objects.

"One eye" refers to a villain with a narrow vision and one-sided thinking.

"Raising talents" refers to talented idlers.

"Cave Scholars" refers to the literati who are high and reclusive.

3,000 monks", referring to the doormen, the people who do things, including the long-term workers, "the scholars, the things are also" - Shuowen".

There are too many to mention, and you can choose one aspect to write about.

Li Mi's story.

Li Mi of the Sui Dynasty was sent to serve as a guard in the court of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty when he was a teenager. He was flexible by nature, and when he was on duty, he looked left and right, and was discovered by Emperor Yang of Sui, who thought that this child was not very honest, so he was exempted from his errand. Li Mi was not discouraged, and after returning home, he studied angrily and decided to be a learned person.

Once, Li Mi rode a cow and went out to see a friend. On the way, he hung the "Book of Han" on the horns of the ox and seized the time to read. This incident is rumored to be a good story.

Dong Zhongshu's story.

Dong Zhongshu devoted himself to his studies and worked tirelessly. Although there was a garden behind his study, he concentrated on reading and studying, and did not enter the garden for three years to enjoy it, Dong Zhongshu was so dedicated to studying that he became a famous thinker in the Western Han Dynasty.