🔎"Sushulou Lecture Hall" History and Life Series-Lectures on Historical Figures: "Li Si Biography (1)", July 17, 110
🔴Live broadcast URL: https://youtu.be/fth4akXgNPM
Li Si, perhaps the most influential legalist in history. Whether you are familiar with him or not, he promoted the unification of written language and currency, suggested adopting the system of prefectures and counties, and advocated the burning of the books of the philosophers of a hundred families, which forever changed the direction of Chinese history and still has its meaning today.
Li Si's life is also full of legends. The "Li Si Lie Biography" in "Historical Records" describes how Li Si Liao used a commoner commoner to set great ambitions, demonstrated his talents, and gradually rose up. Finally, he assisted Qin Shihuang to unify the six kingdoms, and with one pen and ink, he created a two-thousand-year unified system. It is a pity that after the death of the first emperor, this eternally famous candidate sold himself to Zhao Gao because of fear of misfortune and power. In the end, he was inevitably killed by Zhao Gao and Hu Hai, and the three tribes were slain because of the troubles.
The fate of Li Si Lianzhan's fame and fortune can serve as an important lesson for us to stand in the world. After the wonderful "Bonji of the First Emperor", let us strike while the iron is hot, and continue to follow Teacher Jiang Yitai to listen carefully to the majestic sounds of the Qin Dynasty's sudden rise and fall. At 14:00 on July 17, 110, we are at "Sushulou Lecture Hall Online Courses" 📺, stay together or leave!
🚀Online Course Notes
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