Why did Cao Cao and Wen Tao treat them so much in the eyes of later generations?

Because Cao Cao robbed the tomb for his own army and could ensure the daily life of the soldiers, and Wen Tao robbed the tomb for his own selfish interests, so the purpose of the two tomb robbers was different, so the treatment in the eyes of future generations was very different. The purpose of two people to rob the tomb is different, Cao Cao wants to unify the country, so that the people are not displaced, so he set up a military team, but the food is not enough, in order not to let his soldiers have no food to eat, he has to rob the tomb, if Cao Cao did not reach that point at that time, he would not go to rob the tomb, but Wen Tao did not rob the tomb because he was so poor that he had no food to eat, but used his position to steal the treasures in the tomb, take it for himself or sell it, and even destroyed some important cultural relics. <>

In fact, Cao Cao can be regarded as the first tomb robber in Chinese history, but the ancestor of this tomb robber was not scolded by later generations because of this, why. In fact, it was because Cao Cao robbed the tomb out of necessity, so that his soldiers could eat enough, so he robbed the tomb. Cao Cao was already at the end of the mountain at that time, and he couldn't watch the soldiers who worked for him and fought for him starving all the time, so Cao Cao, who had nothing to do, could only steal the treasures in the cemetery, and then sold them for money to exchange food for his soldiers.

Therefore, Cao Cao came to an extraordinary period in order to unify the country and form an army, so she had to do it as a last resort, not that she sold these belongings for her own use, it is conceivable that if Cao Cao had not reached that step, he would never have stolen other people's cemeteries. <>

But Wen Tao is different, Wen Tao went to rob tombs for his own selfish desires. Wen Tao was a figure of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms at that time, and when he was the envoy of the festival, he took advantage of his position to steal countless cemeteries in the city, and took the treasures in these tombs as his own, and even because of his ignorance, the cultural relics in the tombs were demolished privately, causing major losses to the cultural relics in the history of our country. Therefore, Wen Tao robbed the tomb for his own money, and later generations naturally did not have a high evaluation.

It can be seen that one is for his own soldiers, and the other is for his own selfish desires, and the purpose of two people robbing tombs is different, so naturally the treatment of descendants is very different.

Because their purpose of robbing the tomb is different, Cao Cao robbed the tomb to raise military salaries, and did it more obscurely, Wen Tao robbed the tomb for personal preference and enjoyment.

Because Cao Cao and Wen Tao are both tomb robbers. Cao Cao's tomb robbery was for military development, while Wen Tao's character was not very good, and he was a criminal tomb robber who was reviled in history.

Tomb robbers are also divided into types, one is not caring for cultural relics, mainly destructive, and the other will not destroy the tomb, and Cao Cao robbed the tomb not for himself, but to keep the soldiers fed and clothed.

Cao Cao's tomb robbery was mainly to feed his army, while Wen Tao's tomb robbery was very destructive, destroying many tombs and rare treasures.

Because Wen Tao is a destructive tomb robber, it is basically predatory, cutting the grass and eradicating the roots, and completely destroying.

Although both of them robbed the tomb, Wen Tao's habits were not good, and he also destroyed the ancient tomb, which brought difficulties to our future generations to investigate the ancient tomb.

Wen Tao, 18 imperial tombs in the Tang Dynasty, 17 of which were stolen and dug by Wen Tao, can be called the nemesis of the Tang Emperor's Mausoleum.

Cao Cao robbed the tomb in order to feed the three armies, and Wen Tao robbed the tomb and destroyed a lot of cultural relics, which is an improper act.

Because after Wen Tao robbed the tomb, he destroyed many cultural relics and monuments and made people spurn, so the world hated him.

Because of Wen Tao, a despicable villain, he not only robbed the tomb, but also broke various mechanisms and cultural relics in the tomb, resulting in many cultural relics that could not be maintained.