Zou Ji satirized the qualities of King Qi Wei in King Qi s admonition

He is a wise monarch with a big heart, a grand bearing, and a person who knows his mistakes and can change them. More importantly, he himself had an urgent desire and great determination to eliminate malpractices and reform politics, and he deeply understood the importance of buying the hearts and minds of the people, and had the courage to listen to different opinions. Zou Ji said to his face, "The king's concealment is very bad", not only did he not get angry, but he was happy when he heard it, thought it was "good", and expressed his approval, which reflected his attitude of humbly accepting advice and his beautiful quality of knowing and decisive.

What is even more commendable is that he was able to broaden his views, promote the good and eliminate the disadvantages, and carry out bold political reforms according to people's criticism and discussion of the government. So that he can defeat others without having to use soldiers.

Good at admonishment, change when you know your mistakes, and be good at employing people.

Open up the way of speech, follow the good as the flow, and change the mistake when you know it.

Zou Ji satirized the king of Qi and gave advice from the Warring States Policy Qi Ceyi.

.What kind of person is King Qi?

Listening to Zou Ji's attitude: good.

Propose the way of advice and.

Rewards: Facial stabs, letters, and rewards for slandering the city. These two show that King Qi Wei was an open-minded and willing to listen to different opinions, and that he was a wise and enlightened monarch.

The results of the admonition: Yan, Zhao, Han, and Wei Wenzhi are all in Qi; This so-called victory was won by the imperial court.

This is an article carried by the high school textbook Pei Zao, this Yanhuai article talks about everyone should review themselves, find their own shortcomings, and should correct them in time, tell the story of Zou Ji and King Qi, and use a method to make the other party realize their mistakes.

I don't particularly understand a story about the number of branches in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, this Zou Ji used what happened to him as a metaphor for King Qi being deceived, and the King of Qi was interested after hearing it, and only pointed out and corrected it in time.

He is a person who is good at group talking. Which Son.

In "Zou Ji Satire on the King of Qi's Admonition", he proposed the methods and rewards of admonition: face stabs, letters, and slander in the upper, middle, and lower rewards of the city dynasty. These two show that King Qi Wei is humble and willing to listen to the opinions of the same people, and is a wise and enlightened monarch.

The article created the image of Zou Ji as a wise man who is self-aware, good at thinking, and brave to advise. It also shows the image of King Qi Wei who knows his mistakes and can change them, and his image of a wise monarch who follows the advice like a stream, and the urgent desire and great determination to eliminate defects and improve politics. Tell the reader that the superior can only succeed if he speaks widely, speaks in groups, accepts criticism with an open mind, and actively corrects it.

Appreciation of works. The article begins with a question and answer on "which is beautiful", and then writes that Zou Ji thinks about himself in the twilight, looks for his wife, concubine, and guests to praise himself, and organically connects the small things in life with the major events of the country because of the small and the big. From his own "", he used the method of analogical reasoning to tactfully satirize "the king's disgrace", which fully shows Zou Ji's ingenious satirical art and skillful political strategy.

It was with his own life experience that Zou Ji tactfully advised King Qi Wei to open up his views, reform maladministration, and rectify the rule of officials, thus achieving very good results.

In the first part, Zou Ji and Xu Gong are more beautiful, not congratulating themselves because of the praise of their wives, concubines, and guests, but realizing the truth that it is not easy to speak out.

The author first portrayed Zou Ji's appearance: burly and dignified. "Speculum" and "self-see" vividly portray his complacent expression.

It is precisely with this self-confidence that he dares to compare his "beauty" with Xu Gong, a famous beautiful man in Qi State, and it is also in stark contrast to the self-ashamed psychology of "Fu is far away" after seeing Xu Gong below.