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Han Xin was deprived of military power and was unhappy at home. Suddenly, a messenger from the palace came to call him. Han Xin quickly changed his clothes and followed him into the palace to see him.

He did not take the sedan chair this time.

You can't watch the live broadcast if you sit in the sedan.

He entered the palace on a horse. As he walked, he kept looking up at the sky.

The messenger also walked very slowly. He also wanted to watch the live broadcast.

While walking and listening like this, when the idiom maker was mentioned, Han Xin was still a little confused and wondered who he was talking about.What kind of chicken is a manufacturing chicken?

When Wuyou called him by name later, he was stunned for a moment.

What kind of chicken is he?

The messenger also looked at Han Xin: "What chicken did the fairy call you?"

Han Xin shook his head: "I don't know."

The two looked at each other, both looking confused.

At this moment, a few people leaned out of the windows of the nearby restaurant: "It's Han Xin, look, it's Han Xin."

Han Xin looked up and saw that it seemed to be the minister in the court. He was currently at home and was not familiar with some of the newly promoted officials. He couldn't think of who this person was for a while.

"Look at Han Xin."

As soon as the official shouted, many people looked over, and women on the street started shouting when they heard that the person riding on the horse was Han Xin.

The woman's voice was very loud, and soon many people came to watch, making Han Xin unable to leave.

Han Xin was afraid that the horse would startle and trample people, so he had no choice but to dismount and hand the horse over to the messenger. He circled around and saluted: "Everyone, Xin is in a hurry to enter the palace, so please give way."

One of the women looked at Han Xin and said, "Enter the palace? Didn't the fairy say it before when she talked about the second creation? You were the one who was killed when you entered the palace. According to me, you'd better not go."

"That's right." A small vendor doing business nearby also said, "Marquis Huaiyin, please stop and have a rest. Let's first listen to what Tian Mu has to say. We will die knowingly."

Han Xin was mentioned in Wuyou Live last time, but he only mentioned it briefly and did not go into details.

However, everyone knew that Han Xin died unjustly. At this time, they were afraid that he would be killed again after entering the palace, so they kindly tried to persuade him.

Han Xin actually watched the live broadcast and knew his ending.

But there was nothing he could do at this time. He couldn't rebel, he could only let others slaughter him.

And he didn’t know why he was killed. He had made such great contributions to the Han Dynasty, and he had no disobedience. How could he...

In the end, he decided to listen to others' advice and eat enough, and stay to see the sky first before making a decision.

Wuyou mentioned Han Xin, and all the emperors after the Han Dynasty sighed: "It's a pity that this god died at the hands of a woman." "If Han Xin had not died, the Han Dynasty would not have been forced to that point by the Huns in the early years. "

"Liu Bang made a miscalculation."

"Is this what a cunning rabbit is like?"

Of course, there are also many generals who deeply empathize.

They are also afraid that their superiority will overwhelm their superiors. If they really end up like Han Xin because they are too good at fighting, do you think they are unfair?
Wuyou paused and smiled and said: "Let's first take a look at the idioms related to Han Xin. It can be said that Han Xin's life was accompanied by different idioms in different time periods. He is always creating new idioms. .”

This made Han Xin even more confused. What idiom did he create?
People after the Han Dynasty started to laugh after hearing this, and the scholars all laughed: "The fairy is right, Han Xin has been creating idioms."

But people who haven’t read the book don’t quite understand. What’s the relationship between a war god and an idiom?

Wuyou smiled and took a sip of water: "There are too many idioms. I have to drink some water to moisten my throat. Otherwise, I won't be able to finish talking in a while and I will be very thirsty."

"Okay, let's get down to business. Let's start now. Han Xin is a native of Huaiyin and an outstanding military strategist in history. He is one of the three heroes of the early Han Dynasty along with Zhang Liang and Xiao He. He was poor since he was a child and had no food and clothing. There is a saying that Han Xin was very poor at that time. When he was starving to death, he was taken in by a woman who was doing laundry. She took care of him and fed him for a few days before he could survive. When he became rich and returned to his hometown, the woman who rescued him was still there, so he gave it to her. A thousand gold pieces of gold come to repay the grace of survival. Later, an idiom came from here, which is a thousand gold pieces of gold."

"Han Xin even coined an idiom when he was poor, that is, crotch humiliation. At that time, a fellow villager bullied him and forced him to crawl under his crotch. Han Xin endured the humiliation and really crawled through, so this later came into being. idiom."

"From these two idioms, we can see how embarrassed Han Xin's life was at that time. But no matter how bad his life was, it was hard to stop his desire to make contributions. At the end of Qin Dynasty, when everything was in chaos, Han Xin also came out from his hometown to find a good master. He He first took refuge with Xiang Yu, but Xiang Yu did not think highly of him. He stayed with Xiang Yu for a long time and was not able to lead troops in battles. Han Xin felt that his talents could not be used and felt aggrieved. He stopped serving him in anger. "

"Han Xin left very simply. He did not leave his father here, but left his father in his place. However, when he first defected to Liu Bang, he was suffocating. Later he met his close friend Xiao He. When Xiao He saw Han Xin's He was talented, so I recommended him to Liu Bang."

"Liu Bang and Xiao He are from the same hometown. Xiao He followed him at the beginning of the uprising. He naturally trusted Xiao He. Xiao He said that Han Xin was talented, so Liu Bang directly worshiped Han Xin as his general."

"And here, there is also an idiom, which is to introduce the new from the old. When Han Xin first defected to Liu Bang, he was asked to manage the granary. He opened two doors in the granary, one in front and one in the back. New grain came in through the front door and old grain came out through the back door. Therefore, With this idiom.”

"After that, several idioms were born because of Han Xin. One is that the more the better. It was Liu Bang who asked Han Xin how many soldiers he could lead. Han Xin did not say the specific number. He only said that the more the better, and this was Han Xin's point that was praised by later generations. Soldiers, the more the better.”

"Another idiom is the unparalleled national scholar, which was praised by Xiao He when he recommended it to Liu Bang."

"The third one is to undress and push food. This should be where Han Xin's skills as a leader in fighting are put to use. When Liu Bang saw the good guy, he said, "This guy is not bad. He is a good fighter and must be kept. So, he will To win people's hearts, naturally he was very kind to Han Xin. He gave him clothes and all kinds of delicious food. He even took off his own clothes and put them on Han Xin, and gave Han Xin the good food he had eaten. , this naturally moved Han Xin, and led to his various efforts later. "

When Wuyou said this, Han Xin stood up suddenly.

He looked at the sky without saying a word for a long time. If you look carefully, there were already tears in his eyes.

In the palace, Liu Bang also felt that eating meat no longer tasted good.

Those years seemed to be close before his eyes again, and he seemed to see the time when he and Han Xin were of one mind and had no suspicion.

Thinking of this, he couldn't bear to kill Han Xin again.

Liu Bang began to hesitate and couldn't make up his mind.