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近读中国古代史,发现有不少手握大权的人物创业时不避艰险,舍生忘死:胜利之初也还头脑清醒,兢兢业业;可惜好景不长,一旦权力握牢了就开始走下坡路了。就拿中国古代的最高统治者——君主来说吧,有不少的昏君,这其中有的可能当初并不昏聩,可是登上君主的宝座之后,就渐渐地变坏了。据说,中国最早的“暴君”——殷纣王其实是一个很了不起的人物。他身材高大,仪表堂堂;他见多识广,才思敏捷;他能言善辩,聪明机智;他力大无穷,能徒手和猛兽格斗。他曾多次讨伐东夷,经营东南,对中华民族的日趋统一
When I read the history of ancient China, I found that quite a few people who hold the power do not avoid arduous tasks when they start their own businesses. They also sacrificed their lives: the beginning of their victories were also clear-headed and conscientious. However, they did not enjoy good fortune and began to decline once their power was firmly held. It’s Take the monarch, the supreme ruler of ancient China, for example. There are quite a few fake monarchs, some of whom may not have been fainted at the time, but gradually become worse when they boarded the monarch’s throne. It is said that China’s earliest “tyrant” - Yin Wang is actually a very great person. He was tall and dignified; he knew well and was quick-witted; he was eloquent and clever; and he was immensely capable of fighting beasts and beasts. He has repeatedly crusade Dongyi, operating the southeast, the more and more unified Chinese nation