Where is Han Xin from?

Han Xin was born in Huaiyin, now Huai 'an District, Huai 'an City, Jiangsu Province.

1, Introduction to Han Xin:

Han Xin (about 23 BC1-BC 196), Han nationality, was from Huaiyin. The hero of the founding of the Western Han Dynasty, a strategist, Huai Yin Hou, one of the four sages of military strategists, one of three outstanding heroes of early han dynasty, a representative of China's military thought "tactical strategist", was regarded as a "soldier fairy" and "handsome god" by later generations.

2. Character evaluation:

"The national scholar is unparalleled" and "meritorious service is the best in the world, slightly out of the world" is the evaluation of people at the time of Chu and Han Dynasties. As commander-in-chief, he captured Wei, replaced it, defeated Zhao, threatened Yan, attacked Qi in the east and destroyed Chu in the south, and became famous all over the world, which had a great impact on the world. As a military theorist, he combined with Sean to sort out Sun Tzu's Art of War and Sun Tzu's Preface, and wrote three pieces of Han Xin's Art of War.

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Han Xin's military achievements:

1, Han Xin read the art of war and said, "The more, the better". Han Xin, as a tactician, left many tactical allusions for later generations: building plank roads, secretly crossing Chencang, setting doubts in the Jin Dynasty, illegally crossing xia yang, crossing the army by wooden traders, last stand, changing flags and changing signs, spreading stories, sinking sand and breaking water, fighting halfway, and four. His military tactics have been highly praised by military strategists of past dynasties.

2. As a strategist, Han Xin is the most outstanding general after Sun Wu and Bai Qi. His greatest feature is his flexible use of troops. He is the most skillful general in the history of China War. The battles of Jingxing and Weishui commanded by him are masterpieces in the history of war. As a strategist, his remarks during his visit to the generals became the fundamental strategy for the victory of the Chu-Han War.

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