Kungua 65 Huang Shang Yuanji

? 65 Huang Shang dollar.

? The sixth five-year plan says: yellow clothes are the most auspicious.

? Meet: Huang Shang Yuanji, Wen Zaizhong.

? As th

? 65 Huang Shang dollar.

? The sixth five-year plan says: yellow clothes are the most auspicious.

? Meet: Huang Shang Yuanji, Wen Zaizhong.

? As the saying goes, the yellow dress is the most auspicious, because it is both literary and well-behaved.

In ancient times, there were clothes and petticoats. Clothes were tops and petticoats were clothes. The ancient people's dressing habit was "clothes under skirts", which was inspired by the celestial phenomena of respecting heaven and humbling the earth. The overall image of Kungua is an auxiliary force. By the time of the Sixth Five-Year Plan, Kungua has reached its best stage, but it must not usurp the role of master, so that it will prosper. Just like Zhuge Liang who assisted Adou, although he was in power, he was very close to his father. He was still modest and loyal to his late master Liu Chan. Therefore, Kong Ming not only has wisdom in living in the world, but also has unswerving integrity.

Coincidentally, the story of the Duke of Zhou assisting in becoming a king can also illustrate this truth.

? Zhou Wuwang died of illness two years later after the establishment of the Zhou Dynasty. His son Song Ji succeeded to the throne, and this is Zhou Chengwang. At that time, Zhou Chengwang was only thirteen years old. In addition, the newly established Zhou Dynasty was not stable. Therefore, Zhou Gongdan, the younger brother of King Wu, assisted him to become the king in charge of state affairs, and actually acted as the authority of the son of heaven. In history, no one called Zhou Gongdan by his name, only called him Duke Zhou.

Duke Zhou tried his best to help him become a king and manage state affairs, but his younger brothers Guan Shu and Cai Shu made rumors outside, saying that Duke Zhou was ambitious and wanted to usurp the throne! ? Zhou Wang's son, Wu Geng, was appointed Emperor of Yin, but under the surveillance of the Zhou Dynasty, he felt very uneasy. He hoped that there would be civil strife in the Zhou Dynasty and he would restore his throne in the Shang Dynasty. He colluded with Guan Shu and Cai Shu, contacted a group of old Shang nobles, and incited several tribes in Dongyi to rebel. Rumors made by Wu Geng, Guan Shu and others. There was an uproar in Haojiang, and even Zhao Gong became suspicious. As a young king, he is not sensible, let alone true or false. He also has a little distrust of this uncle who helped him.

Duke Zhou was very sad. He boldly talked to Zhao Gong for the first time, telling Zhao Gong that he had no ambition and told him to take the tail from wagging the dog and not to believe rumors. Zhao Gong was moved by his sincere words, cleared up the misunderstanding and cooperated with Duke Zhou again.

After setting the internal affairs, Duke Zhou resolutely mobilized the army and personally led the army eastward. It took the Duke of Zhou three years to finally put down the rebellion in Wu Geng.

After seven years in office, Duke Zhou finally consolidated the rule of the Zhou Dynasty, and he also formulated a set of laws and regulations of the Zhou Dynasty. When Zhou Chengwang was twenty years old, the Duke of Zhou handed over power to Wang Cheng.

The Sixth Five-Year Plan is the peak of courtiers and the highest position of courtiers. As a courtier, no matter how prominent it is, it is just a "petticoat" with the emperor and the son of heaven on it. For personnel, although it has been ranked among the most important figures and ministers, it is still in Kundi, which is a way for ministers and their wives, and they dare not take credit. "Yellow" means to act in the middle. "Clothes" is a coat, representing the dignity of a dry day, and "clothes" is a skirt, which means a wife. Represents kundi's humility. At this time, a gentleman always remembers his identity. Although he is in a high position, he doesn't wear "clothes" but dares to make "petticoats". If you don't exceed your authority, you will be prosperous.

? Confucius said, "The monarch makes the minister polite, and the minister is loyal to the monarch." .