What is the important relationship between Han Xin's prestige and the victory of the Jingxing War?

It has a lot to do with it, because the battle of Jingxing is a very beautiful battle, and it is a classic battle of winning more with less. This campaign perfectly highlighted Han Xin's ability to lead troops to fight and arrange troops, and also reflected Han Xin's military accomplishment. The Battle of Jingxing was Han Xin's request to Liu Bang to further expand his power. After getting Liu Bang's approval, in order to limit Xiang Yu's influence, he launched a big war with Zhao in Jingxingkou.

At that time, Han Xin had only 30,000 troops, while Zhao had 200,000 troops. This difference is not a small sum. There are many soldiers in Zhao, and their fighting capacity is not low. Unfortunately, the commander-in-chief of Zhao is headstrong. He thought that Han Xin had too few troops and had a tiring journey, so he refused to adopt Li Zuoche's suggestion of cutting off Han Xin's route for providing foodstuff.

This gave Han Xin an opportunity, so Han Xin sent two thousand chosen men to lurk behind Zhao, and last stand set up camp. Until the morning, Zhao was still laughing at his lack of fighting capacity. He didn't want to fall into the trap of Han Xin and was captured in one fell swoop. This battle laid the groundwork for the later development of Liu Bang's army. Han Xin used a mere 30,000 military forces to win the powerful Zhao 200,000 military forces. This is the famous last battle in history.

Later generations tried to imitate this battle many times, but in vain, and some even made a big joke. This battle quickly established Han Xin's prestige, and also highlighted his ability to take advantage of the enemy's weaknesses and finally turn the enemy into a friend. It also highlights his extremely high military literacy and strong operational command ability, which makes him accumulate quite high popularity in the military. Liu Bangben admired him very much, and after this battle, he valued him even more.