Tell me what kind of person Qin Shihuang was.

I have never thought Qin Shihuang was a tyrant, and have always admired his talents and strategies, without his contribution to the unification of China. The Chinese nation would not have had such a glorious history. However, some people have always said that he is a tyrant and that he has done many things that wasted people and money. For example, building the Great Wall. But the Great Wall is the symbol of our nation. Think about it, China was in chaos back then. The heroes were divided, and if Qin Shihuang hadn't come out to destroy the two weeks, all the princes would be dead. The war in China will continue. Then the initial unification of China will take many years to come. These years have been enough to create many brilliant civilizations~ The unification of China by Qin Shihuang had a huge impact on later generations of China. It was he who began to unify China's language, characters, and currency. Only then did I establish the long-term leading position of the Chinese nation in history. The earth is under my feet. A strong country is in my hands. Breaking the prison in the day and writing books at night. How many people can compare with Qin Shihuang's magnanimity? I think the ancestors of the Tang Dynasty, Song Dynasty, and Hongwu of the Han Dynasty were far behind him~ But the world only believed that he was a tyrant because of secular opinions, and made up the story of Meng Jiangnu crying at the Great Wall. But this is not the case. Qin Shihuang never had any intention of taking Meng Jiangnu as his concubine. Just because the world didn't like him, he was blamed for many things out of thin air. What a tragedy it is to impose many unfounded charges on him. The same fate as him included Cao Cao and Liu Bang. They were all heroes for a lifetime and were talented. Just because of the prejudice of the world. Therefore, one of the two people is portrayed as a rogue, and the other is portrayed as a villain. In fact, it was the rulers of the past dynasties who wanted to maintain their dominance. Be orthodox. He has misled the people of the world. It's really sad~ The most criticized thing about Qin Shihuang is that he burned books and harassed Confucians. But can Qin Shi Huang be entirely blamed for this incident? A government should unify the world from chaos. It is necessary to take some severe measures to maintain one's rule. It should be. If there weren't so many scholars talking nonsense at that time. Lamenting the death of Er Zhou and inciting people all over the world to rebel might not have happened. The First Emperor simply adopted the advice of his own advisers. Although some people later ridiculed the First Emperor, saying, "Shandong was in chaos before the ashes were buried, and Liu Xiang didn't study." But let me ask. Did Liu Xiang succeed in raising his army during the reign of Qin Shi? If the First Emperor does not die. The political power is controlled by Zhao Gao and Hu Hai. I think it will be difficult for Liu Xiang to succeed. After all, the successor designated by the First Emperor is Fusu, who is equally talented? If the First Emperor hadn't died of illness while on tour. Political power has been seized by villains. I am afraid that the Qin Dynasty in Chinese history will not only exist for such a short time~ One of the most controversial things is the search for the elixir of life. But just imagine. Who doesn’t want to live forever? There are many myths about immortals in the world. It is probably also a challenge to the laws of nature. There is nothing wrong with sending people to find the elixir of life. Even today, with the advancement of science, aren’t people still looking for ways to live longer? It seems like this. The First Emperor should also be a pioneer in longevity researchers! Qin Shihuang made outstanding contributions to the unification of our country and the unity of our nation.

His achievements are rarely surpassed by anyone in the history of China and the world~ Qin Shihuang was not the first person to build the Great Wall, nor was he the last person to build the Great Wall. The scale of the construction of the Great Wall in the Ming Dynasty was equally large, and no one mentioned it Looking at this aspect of tyranny~ King Wuling of Zhao (I remember) also built the Great Wall to defend against enemies. Why is it that everywhere he sees he only praises his achievements? Building the Great Wall cannot be counted as the crime of Qin Shihuang - and not in terms of historical status and significance - then~~~~ Could it be that as the joke said, it was because of the appearance of Meng Jiangnu in the legend that these crimes were attributed to Qin Shihuang? On the head? Haha~~Interesting... Speaking of tomb books, I'm surprised again. Qianlong, known as the wise king, banned and destroyed books on a much larger scale than Qin Shihuang. How come no one talks about his tyranny? So why Qin Shihuang was scolded instead of someone else has a lot to say, haha... As for the peasant uprising, I'm afraid most of the reasons should be attributed to Hu Hai, right? Of course, this does not mean that Qin Shihuang has no responsibility... Qin Shihuang, a talented and strategic monarch, has extraordinary achievements that only a few Chinese emperors can compare with. He unified the six countries and "burned books and harassed Confucians" incident. Although he was In his later years, he carried out large-scale construction projects, which brought heavy disasters to the people, inspiring people to rise up and resist, and sowing the roots of the Qin Dynasty's rapid demise. However, his contribution to Chinese history far outweighed his faults~

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