Can Xiao He tell a fortune _ Can Xiao He tell a fortune?

He could have lived to be 72. What immoral thing did he do to make him die for thirty years?

This man is talking about Han Xin. Feng Menglong once wrote a famous saying about the world in Ming Dynasty. In this novel, he once told the world four immoral things that Han Xingan did. And at that time, the author thought that it was because of these wicked things of Han Xingan that Han Xin died young. However, we should know that this work itself is a novel, not a historical fact, so it was only a pastime of the ancients at that time and could not be studied in detail.

At that time, the novel was about Han Xin's dissatisfaction after his death, so he sued his fortune-teller husband Xu Fu in front of the terrifying. At that time, Han Xin was very angry, saying that he had told fortune tellers in his early years that he could live to be in his 70s, but he died in his 30s. At that time, the fortune teller gave four reasons. It is these four reasons that respectively shortened Han Xin's life by 40 years. 1 The reason is that Han Xin betrayed Xiang Yu and took refuge in Liu Bang. Betraying Xiang Yu is second. In the process of Han Xin's escape, he asked two farmers who cut wood. After the two farmers showed Han Xin the way, Han Xin killed them for fear of being caught by the enemy. The two farmers were obviously very kind to Han Xin, but Han Xin bite the hand that feeds him.

The second reason is that when Han Xin defected to Liu Bang, Xiao He appreciated Han Xin very much. At that time, Liu Bang also attached great importance to Han Xin. In the process of Liu Bang's golden seal to Han Xin, Han Xin accepted Liu Bang's bow down. You know, at that time, Liu Bang was an army and Han Xin was a minister, but the courtiers all knelt down by the king, which obviously did not conform to the etiquette.

The third thing is that Liu Bang sent messengers to Qi to persuade him to surrender. At that time, the emissary had successfully completed the task and was celebrating with Qi officials, but Han Xin robbed the emissary of the credit. Not only that, at that time, he also took advantage of Qi's defense to attack Qi. At that time, the monarch of Qi was very angry and killed the envoy sent by Liu Bang. It was because of Han Xin's recklessness that the emissary sent by Liu Bang was killed innocently. The fourth thing is that Han Xin led an army to force Xiang Yu to commit suicide at that time, and sacrificed the lives of hundreds of thousands of soldiers in vain.