What do you mean by burying talents?

What do you mean by burying talents? It means that talented people are wasted without being reused.

Examples of burying talents are as follows:

1, Qu Yuan is for the country and the people, and advocates promoting talents internally, cultivating statutes, and uniting external forces to resist Qin. However, because of being slandered by nobles, he was exiled to Hanbei and Yuanxiang Valley. Then he sank into the Miluo River and died.

2. Wu Zixu tried many times to persuade Fu Cha to kill Gou Jian, but Fu Cha wouldn't listen. Fu Cha was eager to lead an army against Qi, and Wu Zixu remonstrated with Fu Cha again, but was rejected. Fu Cha listened to the slanderers of Taizai and sent someone to send a sword to Wu Zixu to commit suicide.

Sima Qian was not reused, and was jailed for defending the defeat of Li Ling, but he still worked hard to complete the historical book Historical Records.

4. Li Bai's talent could not be displayed because of the villain's power, and was buried by Xuanzong.

Gong Zizhen advocated getting rid of bad politics and resisting foreign aggression. She once fully supported Lin Zexu to ban opium, but because she repeatedly exposed the bad times and touched taboos, she was constantly squeezed out and hit by powerful people and resigned.

Examples of reusing talents are as follows:

At the age of 72, Jiang Ziya fished in Panxi (now Baoji, Shaanxi) on the bank of Weihe River, and asked for an audience with Ji Chang. Before hunting, Ji Chang divined a divination and said, "The prey is neither a dragon nor a thorn, nor a tiger nor a bear; The income is the assistant minister who has achieved the hegemony. "

Ji Chang went hunting and met Jiang Ziya on the north bank of Weihe River. After talking with Jiang Ziya, Ji Chang was overjoyed and thought that Jiang Taigong was a wizard. He said: "Since our country's great-grandfather said,' A saint will come to Zhou, and Zhou will flourish.' Is that you? We have been expecting you for a long time. Therefore, Jiang Ziya was called "King Tai Gong", and they rode home together, honoring them as surnames.

Jiang Ziya, founder of Qi State, businessman, chief think tank of King Zhou Ke, supreme military commander, founding father of Western Zhou Dynasty, founder of Qi culture, and an outstanding strategist, strategist and politician with far-reaching influence in ancient China.