What do you think of the behavior of warlords in Zhou Youwang's bonfire drama?

As an ordinary person, King Zhou Youwang would certainly praise a good man if he could behave like this. However, he is the king, which is the biggest mistake. He called all the governors and finally just wanted Pomeranian to smile?

In which dynasty, I'm afraid it was a joke. There are very few people who prefer beauty in history, and they all have no good end in the end. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty favored Yang Guifei, which eventually led to the hollow outside the Tang Dynasty. Zhou Youwang's folly was an insult to the title of emperor.

It is the supreme right and responsibility of the emperor who should be sitting in the imperial court to speak out bravely and try to govern this country, but what about Zhou Youwang? It is absurd to listen to praise and criticism, abolish the former prince, change the son of praise to the prince, and make a bonfire party for him.

Zhou Youwang is a man who only knows how to have fun. He chose talents, but he used someone who only knew how to kiss up. Indeed, such people are obedient to themselves and do good everywhere, but this is harmful to their own country and eventually leads to the demise of the whole country.

This story is simply a realistic version of "Wolf". When I was safe, I set a bonfire to attract the laughter of beautiful women. When the enemy really came, no one came to save him. Finally, he was greeted by death.

What will Zhou Youwang think after he dies? Will you regret your absurd behavior? Maybe all he thinks about is the beauty of praise. The ancients said: "Be in its place and seek its politics." As an emperor, beauty cannot occupy all her thoughts after all, otherwise the country will be in trouble and the people will be displaced.