What is the meaning and truth of loving me, loving my dog?

Love me, love my dog means loving that person and taking care of the crows left on the house. Love a person, even like people or things related to him. Explain that a person's concern for another person (or thing) is extremely enthusiastic. From "The Great Biography of Shangshu and the Great War": "Those who love, the black house is also."

It shows that one person's concern for another person (or thing) has reached the level of blind enthusiasm. Psychologically, this is a halo effect. Halo effect, also known as "halo effect", belongs to the category of psychology. Halo effect refers to the phenomenon that people's cognitive judgments about others are based on personal likes and dislikes, and then other qualities of cognitive objects are inferred from this judgment.

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Legend has it that Shang Zhouwang was the last king of Shang Dynasty. He was extravagant and cruel. "Xibo" (the leader of the western governors) Jichang, later known as Zhou Wenwang, was imprisoned for opposing Zhou Wang and tried to escape by various means. At that time, the capital of Zhou Wenwang was Qishan (now Qishan County, Shaanxi Province).

Zhou Wenwang returned to Qishan, determined to overthrow the rule of Shang Dynasty. He first appointed Jiang Shang, a military strategist (namely Jiang Taigong, also known as Lu Shang) as his military adviser, actively trained and prepared for war, annexed several small vassal states around him, and gradually became powerful. Then, the capital moved to Fengyi (now near Huxian County, Shaanxi Province) and prepared to move eastward. But soon, Zhou Wenwang died.

1 1 in the middle of the century BC, after Zhou Wenwang's death, his son Ji Fa succeeded to the throne, namely Zhou Wuwang. Jiang Taigong continues to be a strategist. King Wu's half-brother Ji Dan (Duke Zhou) and half-brother Ji Shi (Zhao Gong) are two right-hand men.

At this time, Zhou's tyranny became more and more severe. Bigan, Kiko and Weizi, noble princes of Shang Dynasty, were very worried and tried to persuade him not to do so. Zhou didn't listen. He was furious and killed Bi Gan. He also had Bigen's chest cut open and his heart cut out, saying that he wanted to see what Bigen was longer than. Ji Zi pretended to be crazy. Although he survived death, he was punished and imprisoned as a slave. Wei Zi saw that there was no hope in Shang Dynasty, so he left Biedu and fled to Chao Ge.

Zhou Wuwang rushed his troops to Meng (Meng) Jin (now South Yellow River Ferry in Meng County, Henan Province) and held a big review. More than 800 small princes came to Mengjin to join forces. Everyone suggested to King Wu that he should lead everyone to chop down businessmen. However, King Wu thought it was not the right time and returned to Fengjing after the inspection.

After returning to Fengjing, Zhou Wuwang reorganized his internal affairs, expanded his power, and United the tribes in the west and south to prepare for a crusade against the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. About 65438 BC, I heard the report of a spy and learned that Zhou had become a traitor. On Jiazi Day, January, 2004, he led 300 chariots, 3,000 warriors and 45,000 military men, United tribes of various countries, and captured merchants (now Qixian County, Henan Province) in one fell swoop. He sent fifty thousand troops to attack Shang Zhouwang.

The two sides fought in Mu Ye (now southwest of Qixian County, Henan Province). Although the strength varied greatly, most of the Shang army were slaves. They hated their guts at ordinary times, not only did they not resist, but they also rebelled and led Zhou Jun into the business capital. Desperate Shang Zhouwang died of self-immolation, and the Shang Dynasty ended. The Western Zhou Dynasty was established, with Haojiang as its capital (now southwest of Xi, Shaanxi Province), which was called "Zhou Zong" in history. The name of the temple is Wu Wang. After more than 800 years, it has become the world of Zhou.

At the beginning of Zhou Wuwang's conquest of Chao Ge, King Wu was not sure how to deal with the nobles and officials left over from Shang Dynasty and whether he could quickly stabilize the situation. To this end, he held consultations with Jiang Taigong and others. In the guide to telling stories compiled by Liu Xiang in the Han Dynasty, there is such a record:

Yin Ke, the king of Wu, called Taigong's son and asked, "What about Naiqi?" Taigong said to him: "I love his people, and I also love black houses;" People who hate others hate others. What if Xian Liu defeated the enemy and made it more than enough? Zhou Wuwang defeated the Shang Dynasty, called Jiang Taigong and asked, "What should I do with this man?" ? "

Taigong replied, "I heard that if you love that person, you will also love his crow;" If you hate that man, you will also hate his servants and retainers. What do you think of killing all the hostile elements and leaving none? The so-called "Seo Woo" in the original text is a petty official with the lowest status, a steward of slave owners and a nobleman. (Yu, Wei, etc. ; Xu, Xu Li