It is not advisable for Jing Ke to assassinate Qin, and it is Jing Ke who plotted to assassinate Qin

Not advisable. Yue Fei is not a national hero anymore, let alone a little Jing Ke. He was a reactionary element who tried his best to obstruct the reunification of the motherland.

It is desirable that human beings are naturally keen on rights Although Qin's unification of the world is the general trend, Yan wants to protect the country's society, and in the case of insufficient strength, there is nothing wrong with taking a risk, and it is inevitable As for early extinction, it doesn't matter if it is extinguished sooner or later.

Undesirable The trend of historical development brooks no change Individual heroism cannot turn things around

Advisable: Once Jing Ke's assassination of the Qin king succeeded, the Qin state would fall into a struggle for power, and even if it was not so serious, the replacement of the old and new emperors would make the Qin state unable to afford to invade.

It doesn't seem desirable now, but that's what it means to understand a character like him and his environment.

Personally, I don't think it's advisable, this kind of personal heroism is counterproductive. Because there is no shortage of ambitious kings in Qin, even if Jing Ke successfully assassinates the Qin king Zhao Zheng (that is, Qin Shi Huang), there will still be a more powerful king than him to succeed to the throne, and the national policy formulated by Qin is to unify the whole country, which will be implemented permanently, and great unification is also an inevitable trend of history and the choice of the people.

Of course, Jing Ke's courage is still admirable.

It should just be a gambling act or a venting of hatred If the assassination of Qin is successful, there may be several situations: 1. The Qin State changes the monarch It may change to a nest to ease the situation 2 It may change to the same Qin State as before, but a person dies 3 The Qin State because the monarch is assassinated, it may lead to political turmoil, that is, civil strife, and there is no time to take care of anything else, and even if it is destroyed, it is not necessarily If it is not successful, it will lose a Jing Ke, which will cause Qin's hatred of Yan to increase, All in all, whether the assassination of Qin is successful or not is not harmful to Yan State, at most the worst It's the Qin State that fights the Yan State, and it's only a matter of time.

I admire Jing Ke's integrity, but I really don't approve of it.

The courage is commendable, such as the attack of Gao gradually leaving, the assassination of the East China Sea Force, leaving a tragic song of Yan Zhao.

Jing Ke stabbed Qin. Desirable: His spirit of sacrificing himself for the country is worth emulating, as Nixon said, don't ask what the country can give you, but think about what you can give to the country. Jing Ke's spirit of dedication to the country is exactly what we lack.

Undesirable: His actions run counter to the tide of history and to the aspirations of the broad masses of the people for an end to the war and peaceful reunification.

Undesirable is just an event that goes against the tide of history.

It is not desirable, Jing Ke's spirit of daring to resist has inspired generation after generation for thousands of years, but according to the trend of historical development, Qin's domination of the world is an inevitable trend. This was mentioned at the beginning of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Countless facts have proved that the world will be divided for a long time, and it will be divided for a long time.

Jing Ke's assassination of Qin is just a glimpse of history, Jing Ke's strength is small after all, even if Jing Ke has the heart to repay Prince Yan Dan, he will not succeed, but he will just bury his life in vain.

Look at it from a different perspective.

It's not like that.

Jing Ke later plotted to assassinate Qin Shi Huang: Gao gradually left. Gao Yuanli, a native of Gaoli Village, Dingxing County, Hebei Province, a friend of Jing Ke, is good at hitting (a kind of percussion instrument in ancient times, with a thin neck and round shoulders, hollow, thirteen strings), and Gao Yanli has a good relationship with Jing Ke.

When Jing Ke assassinated the King of Qin, Gao gradually left and the prince Dan sent it to the bank of the Yishui River, Gao gradually left the building, Jing Ke and sang "The wind is Xiao Xiao Xi is easy to be cold, and the strong man is gone." After Qin destroyed the Six Kingdoms, the King of Qin invited him to come to the palace to build for him because Gao Yuanli was too good, but Gao Yuanli was Jing Ke's friend, so the King of Qin was also on guard, and ordered someone to blind Gao Yuanli's eyes in advance, thinking that Gao Yuanli would not be able to assassinate him. But Gao gradually left to pour lead into the building, and when the King of Qin was fascinated by the music, he slammed the head of the King of Qin.

In 230 BC, Qin destroyed Han. Two years later, the Qin general Wang Jian occupied Handan, the capital of Zhao, and marched north to approach Yan. Seeing that the Qin State was approaching step by step, it was about to further annex the Yan State, so Jing Ke hoped to assassinate the King of Qin and force the Qin State to withdraw its troops.