Do you believe in fate? Is it difficult to go against it?

BC 1046, Zhou Wuwang sent troops to attack merchants. At that time, everyone in the world believed in ghosts and gods, and it was unlucky to explore providence by divination. However, Zhou Wuwang decisively ordered troops to go. The ominous signs of fate seem to be coming true. When our troops arrived at Konoha, the decisive battle with the Shang army was just around the corner. The storm swept the earth, the weather suddenly became very bad, and heaven seemed angry. Zhou Wuwang once again disobeyed God's will, Zhou Jun won a great victory, and the Zhou Dynasty defeated the Shang Dynasty.

The war not only tested the commander's decision-making, but also strengthened China people's determination to conquer the old self and open up a new world. Zhou Wuwang broke through the concept of destiny pursued since Xia and Shang Dynasties. China people began to walk out of the world of superstitious fate and ghosts and gods. The ethics of paying attention to ceremony appeared. Attacking Zhou is a concrete embodiment of the political idea that military operations get rid of destiny and move towards people-oriented In thousands of years of history, war is not only the most violent way, but also changed the fate and world outlook of China people. At the same time, the war is also testing this great nation with destructive power.

Therefore, the inviolability of fate is just a relaxing myth, because when people encounter unexplained setbacks or fail to understand the ups and downs of life, they need such a fantastic or ghostly explanation to educate the people. Only in this way can the people feel at ease and know that life will accept his fate, and there will be fewer peasant troops who rise up and rebel angrily. This is a kind of political skill and a kind of peace of mind. If you want to live a quiet life, you can believe it. If you are a ghost hero of that era and rise to seek truth, you must believe the saying "all fate is man-made".