Combined with the full text of the Discipline List, let’s talk about why Zhuge Liang tried his best before he left the army.

Since ancient times, if a country wants to have long-term stability and prosperity, it must be managed on a merit-based basis and appoint the most capable.

The Kingdom of Shu was not long established at that time, and Liu Bei He died early. At that time, the Shu Kingdom was unstable internally, and Cao Cao and Sun Quan were eyeing it from the outside. The southwest ethnic minorities often rebelled.

Zhuge Liang has always been dedicated to the Shu Kingdom and will not give up until death. However, Liu Chan was also He was too close to the eunuchs, so Zhuge Liang wrote "Shi Shi Biao" and tried his best to persuade Liu Chan to appoint talents. Zhuge Liang was Liu Bei's wise minister and Liu Chan's father-in-law. He was loyal to Shu Han and Qi Bei and had mixed feelings about Liu Chan's expectations and worries. , so Zhuge Liang tried his best to persuade Liu Chan to appoint talents.