On the question of whether Qin Shi Huang built the Great Wall and was called a tyrant, I would like

The prototype of Meng Jiangnu is the wife of Qi Liang, a general of Qi State, who lived many years earlier than Qin Shi Huang, and this story was only installed on Qin Shi Huang's head hundreds of years after Qin Shi Huang's death. I can't say anything.

There were so many atrocities committed by the First Emperor that it is unquestionable to be called a tyrant, and not just because of the construction of the Great Wall. The first emperor built the Great Wall, subjectively speaking, it was just Yingzheng wanting to let his family inherit it for eternity, and from an objective point of view, it was a miracle piled up with human life.

Xiang Yu actually didn't burn Afang Palace, thinking that it was not completed at that time, and it should actually be Xianyang Palace.

I think Qin Shi Huang's original intention of building the Great Wall, which was to defend against barbarian invasion, was very correct. This indeed reflects the strategic vision of Qin Shi Huang as an excellent military strategist. But his methods were too violent and cruel.

The people's livelihood is disregarded, and the people are put in fire and water. This laid the groundwork for the demise of the Great Qin Empire.

The goal is right, the means are biased.

I don't think that's a sign of a tyrant!

No, the Great Wall was built during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and Qin Shi Huang built it by connecting the Great Walls of various countries in northern Xinjiang.

The Great Wall of Chu is the oldest Great Wall in our country The Great Wall left to us by our ancestors has become an indelible monument in the hearts of the sons and daughters of China. So, when did the construction of the Great Wall begin? The earliest Great Wall is in**?

In late October 2002, more than 30 experts and scholars gathered in Lushan County, Henan Province to participate in the "Chu Great Wall Academic Seminar". Experts and scholars believe that the Great Wall of Chu built in Henan in about 688 BC should be the oldest Great Wall in China. According to investigation, in the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period (722 BC - 481 AD) to the Warring States Period (475 BC - 221 BC) in Chinese history, it was located in the area south of Rushui in Pingdingshan City, Henan Province, and was the territory of Chu State and the northern border of Chu State.

Of course not, the Great Wall was built in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and Qin Shi Huang only connected the original Great Wall into one during his tenure.

Yes, the earliest Great Wall is the Great Wall of Qin.

No, Qin Shi Huang built it on the basis of what was built in various countries.

Yes. There is a book in the elementary school product club.

Qin Shi Huang built the Great Wall, which had both advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that the construction of the Great Wall can effectively prevent the northern ethnic minorities from suddenly moving south to invade the Qin Dynasty. Including later dynasties, the Great Wall was used.

The Great Wall you see now is the Great Wall built in the Ming Dynasty (built on the basis of the Great Wall of Qin). So although there are drawbacks for a while, it guarantees later. The disadvantage is that more than 700,000 laborers were mobilized, in fact, the Great Wall of Qin was to connect the original Great Wall of Yan, Zhao and Qin.

Because China had just been reunified at that time, it had experienced hundreds of years of war. Therefore, building the Great Wall will not benefit the people. And the laws of the Qin Dynasty were cruel.

When building the Great Wall, if it is too slow, etc., it will be whipped by soldiers. Let me give you another example: the Sui Dynasty built the Grand Canal.

It is conducive to communication between the north and the south and economic development and strengthening reunification. It has the disadvantage of using a large amount of labor to complete it in a short time.