After learning the text, talk about how the text evaluates historical figures such as Qin Shihuang, Hanwu, Tang Zongsong and Zu Genghis Khan, and then check the history books for them. ...

Is it "Spring and Snow in the Qinyuan" written by Chairman Mao? I cherish Qin Huang's martial arts, but I have lost my literary talent. I am Xiao Sao, a generation of arrogant Genghis Khan, who only knows how to bow and shoot big eagles.

Qin Shihuang's merits and demerits are extreme. The credit is that he established centralization of authority, which laid a political foundation for more than 2,000 years, which is conducive to consolidating the development of a unified multi-ethnic country. The mistake is that he pursued tyranny, burned books and buried Confucianism, and ignored human life when building the Great Wall.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty can be a new situation after the rule of Wenjing, recommending the imperial examination system, abolishing hundreds of schools and respecting Confucianism alone. Moreover, he also fought against the Huns, creating the prosperity of the Han Dynasty. However, the contention of a hundred schools of thought has brought about academic communication, which makes it difficult for China to have a moment of contention of a hundred schools of thought. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was a lecherous, pursuing immortality in his later years, and finally killed Queen Wei Zifu and the Prince.

Emperor Taizong killed his brother and younger brother through the Xuanwumen incident and ascended the throne, but he was a generation of wise kings, who knew people well and made a good start in administration.

Song Taizu put on a yellow robe during the mutiny in Chen Qiao, so he was particularly concerned about mastering the relieving. Later, a glass of wine was used to relieve the military power and restore it to the central government. Because he is a military commander, he is afraid that the general will seize power, so Dasong values literature over martial arts, so the cultural development is quite good. His power is too scattered, which leads to high court expenses.

Genghis Khan is a typical example of winning the world at one time, and he hit almost Europe as far as possible, which is very powerful, but he did not call himself the emperor, but only thought that his grandson was the Yuan Dynasty.