Does Guiguzi really exist in history?

According to legend, during the Warring States Period in ancient China, there was a hermit named Guiguzi. His daily activities in the mountains are reading, meditating on some things and leading a quiet life. For more than 2000 years, there are many legends about Guiguzi, and some people call him a saint. But guiguzi is very mysterious and has never left any traces of itself.

Guiguzi reaches the sky and the land, and no one can match it. Today, military strategists respect him as a saint, fortune-tellers respect him as an ancestor, and Taoism respects him as an ancestor. I don't know the specific date of birth of Guiguzi, except that it is around 400 BC. Guiguzi is also a famous representative of military strategists. His great achievements in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period are numerous. He has seen many wars since he was a child and is well aware of the tragic war. Therefore, since he was a child, he was determined to be a man to calm the war and show his feet in various countries with his own skills.

In fact, there really are guiguzi in history. His name is Wang Yu, wei ren in the Warring States Period. Because I have lived in Guigu for a long time, I call myself Mr. Guigu. He is not only brilliant, but also has a compassionate heart. His disciples are also great people and will be remembered forever.

The above is a generally accepted statement. In fact, there are still some sayings about the history of Guiguzi. But most people think that Guiguzi does exist in history, and the most direct evidence is Sima Qian's Historical Records. As the first historical biography of China, Historical Records did not specifically write a biography of Guiguzi, but it mentioned Mr. Guiguzi many times when describing his apprentice. His apprentice is real, and with Sima Qian's credibility, the recorded content is very credible.