Jiang Taigong Yu Wangwen explained.

King Wen is going out hunting, so please ask Tai Shigong to read divination for him. The editor of Taishi saw the turtle omen and sang: Going hunting in the north of Weishui will bring great gains. Not a thorn or dragon, not a tiger or a bear; The wise man is a prince, and God has given you a good helper. King Wen took a hunting cart and a hunting horse to hunt on the north bank of Weishui, and finally met Jiang Taigong who was sitting on a pile of thatch to fish.

When Zhou Xibo went out hunting, he met Taigong on the north bank of Weihe River and had a good chat with him. He said: "I remember my late father Taigong often said to me,' Soon there will be saints coming to us, and then our state of Zhou will prosper.' Are you really such a person? My grandfather has been looking forward to you for a long time! "So I called him" King Taigong ". I used my car to send him back to Beijing, and when I got back, I worshipped him as a Buddha.

Original text:

King Wen made a general statement about Tian, and the editor of history books made a statement, saying, "If Tian were located in Weiyang, it would be fine. It is neither a dragon nor a thorn, nor a tiger nor a tiger. This is a good sign for you, and God will give you a teacher. " King Wen rode a field cart and a field horse, and the field was in Weiyang. See Taigong when he dies, and sit in the grass to fish. Zhou Xibo hunted, and if he met the squire in the sun of Wei, he talked and talked. He said: "Since my predecessor Taigong said,' When there are saints, Zhou Bichang thrives.' Are children really evil? I have been waiting for my son for a long time! "Therefore, yue squire. Take everything and become a teacher.

From Jiang Ziya's History of Liu in the Late Shang and Early Zhou Dynasties.

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The classical Chinese "Jiang Taigong meets King Wen" tells the story of King Wen meeting Jiang Taigong by the Wei River. Jiang Taigong was fishing quietly at that time. It was really "Jiang Taigong fishing, and those who wish to take the bait"!

The idiom "Jiang Taigong fishes, and the willing takes the bait" is well known. It tells people that if you want others to submit to you, you must first improve yourself and let yourself have strong abilities. Only in this way can they attract more talented people to help.

History of Liu is the first article of Liu Tao. It tells a well-known story that Zhou Wenwang happened to meet Jiang Taigong while hunting, and finally made him a teacher. From shallow to deep, develop step by step, step by step. Throughout the whole article, it not only puts forward the strategic goal of taking the world, but also puts forward the measures and methods of taking the world. Therefore, we can regard this article as a strategic decision and political program that destroys business.

Six Towers, also known as Six Towers of Taigong, and The Art of War, Su Shu, were written by Taigong Wang (namely Lu Shang and Jiang Ziya) at the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, which is generally considered to be relied on by later generations, and the author can no longer be tested. It is generally believed that this book was written in the Warring States period, and it was compiled in the form of dialogue between Taigong and Wenwang.

Liu Tao is a masterpiece of pre-Qin military thoughts, which has a great influence on later military thoughts and is known as the ancestor of military tactics.

During the Yuanfeng period in northern Song Shenzong, Liu Tao was listed as one of the Seven Martial Arts Books, which was a must-read book for martial arts. Tamia Liu was introduced to Japan in16th century, and to Europe in18th century. Now it has been translated into Japanese, French, Korean, Vietnamese, English and Russian.

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