How many years did Zhao Chongguo, the famous Han Dynasty, live?

Zhao Chongguo, a famous soldier in the Han Dynasty, died at the age of 86 (85).

Zhao Chongguo (BC 137-52), whose real name was Weng Sun, was born in Shangtuo (now Tianshui, Gansu) in Longxi, and later moved to Huangzhong (now Xining, Qinghai), where he was a famous Western Han Dynasty.

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"Zhao Han Guo Chongchuan": "Seeing is believing, but the soldiers are far away. I would like to go to Jincheng and draw a plan on the map." It is said that during the reign of Emperor Xuandi, the Qiang people invaded; Attack the city and plunder the land, burn, kill and plunder. Xuan Di, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, called ministers to discuss and decided who would lead troops to resist the enemy. Zhao Chongguo, a 76-year-old veteran, volunteered to go. Emperor Xuan Di asked him how many soldiers and horses he would send. He said, "Seeing is believing. I want to go to the border to see for myself, determine the attack and defense plan, draw a battle map, and then fight. "

Zhao Chongguo said that "seeing is believing" later became a proverb and idiom. The hearing is empty, seeing is believing, and we must investigate and study everything before we can draw a conclusion.

No matter how small the mistake is, it is also wrong.

During the Western Han Dynasty, Zhao Chongguo was ordered by Emperor Xuandi to quell the northwest rebellion. Seeing that the rebels were up to no good, he took the method of persuading them to surrender, making most of them surrender. But Emperor Xuan Di ordered him to send troops, which turned out to be a bad start. Later, he collected rations according to the emperor's orders, causing rebellion. He sighed with emotion: "It was a miss, a thousand miles away." .