If you can't be immortal, you have to be immortal. Which historical figure said that?

Huan Wen said that the original text is "If an individual can't be immortal, he should be immortal".

Constant temperature is a politician, strategist and power minister in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, a representative of Huan family in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the eldest son of Huan Yi in Xuancheng after the famous Confucian Huan Rong.

The unpleasant allusions of lingering fragrance

Huan Wen, who has always been ambitious, once said to his cronies in bed: "You will be laughed at by Wenjing (referring to Sima Shi, the emperor of Jin Dynasty who won the world from Cao Wei) in the future." He immediately sat up on Huo Ran and added, "If a person can't be immortal, he should be immortal."

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Huan Wen, or Xu, is famous all over the world for going up the river and being buried in the Han Dynasty. He sent troops to the Northern Expedition three times (before the Northern Expedition, Qin Dynasty, Xiang Dynasty, and Xiang Dynasty) and achieved great results.

He monopolized state affairs for more than ten years, manipulated the legislature to abolish the legislature and deliberately seized the throne. In the end, his reputation was damaged by the failure of the third Northern Expedition and influenced by North Korea and Xie Wang.