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An outstanding person. In the introduction of Meicheng in Han Dynasty, two famous historical figures appeared in Huai 'an. Shuang Jie in Han Dynasty: Han Xin and Mei Cheng

In the Han Dynasty, Huai 'an produced two historical and cultural celebrities, one man and one martial arts, like a pair of twins, flashing in the starry sky of Huai 'an history and culture. One is Han Xin, the "most outstanding strategist in the cold weapon era", and the other is Mei Cheng, a writer who started Han Fu with seven strokes.

Han Xin (? Yiqian 196), a native of Huaiyin, was an outstanding strategist and strategist in ancient China. He helped Liu Bang and defeated Xiang Yu in the Chu-Han War. On the battlefield, Han Xin was all-powerful, made meritorious military service repeatedly, and left many amazing examples, which made great contributions to the transition from the rebellion at the end of Qin Dynasty to reunification, and was worshipped as Huaiyin Hou by Liu Bang.

Han Xin can become an outstanding strategist and strategist in ancient China, not only because of his talent, but also because he studied hard and was diligent in innovation. Han Xin is not only diligent in learning, but also good at applying what he has learned creatively in practice and turning them into real military command art, so that later generations call him a "soldier fairy". Han Xin's military wisdom has become a well-known idiom, which has been passed down to this day, enough to show people's admiration and appreciation for this "soldier fairy" military wisdom.

Mei cheng (? -140), a native of Huaiyin, was a famous poet in the Western Han Dynasty. At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, the governors liked to recruit talented people as guests in their own courts, and their Chinese scholars occupied an important position. Seven hairs is a famous work written by Mei Cheng when he was a doctor in Wugong.

Seven Hair can be viewed from two aspects: content and form. In content, Qi Fa made an interesting discussion on human nature. Mei Cheng, who appeared as the King of Chu in the palace, was young but depressed. A "Wu Ke"-in fact, he entrusted himself-came to visit the King of Chu. In Wu Ke's view, the King of Chu was seriously ill, and the Prince was sick. Of course, he was willing to receive treatment, which led to Wu Ke's seven statements to the Prince. At this point, the prince who had been tempted was sweating all over and was already well. Formally, Mei Cheng's Seven Hair is immortal because of its outstanding description, exaggerated structure and vigorous momentum, so it can play an important role in the development of Han Fu. It is worth noting that "Seven Hairs" occupies an important position in the history of China literature.

In Hanshu Shuang Jie, we can find a brief introduction to Meicheng, and two kinds of cultural spirits, which are reflected in later historical and cultural celebrities in Huai 'an, namely, Han Xin's diligent innovation spirit and Meicheng's seven hairs' benevolent spirit.