A short story about Qin Shihuang.

1. Once Qin Shihuang was on a mountain tour, he was caught in a strong wind at Xiangshan Temple and could hardly cross the river. Qin Shihuang asked the doctor (the official position at that time), "What kind of god is Xiang Jun?"

The doctor replied, "I heard that Yao's daughter, Shun's wife, was buried here." Qin Shihuang was very angry with this Xiang Jun and thought that he was deliberately targeting him, so he sent people to cut down all the trees in Xiangshan. Because the local area is red soil, Xiangshan has also become a red bald mountain. ?

Qin Shihuang wanted to live forever in his later years and called a group of alchemists to make an alchemist for him. This is very worrying for alchemists and magicians. They know that despite the hype, it is impossible to really extract drugs and food that can prolong life. One day, Qin Shihuang saw that the elixir they gave him every day was invalid, and he lost his temper and wanted to kill the alchemist and magician.

In a hurry, the leader knelt down and said, Your Majesty, it's not that the pill has no effect. Then the pills should be taken with the jade ring. Please calm down and give the jade ring to your majesty today. When Qin Shihuang saw this, he let everyone go and asked the luncheon to present an emerald ring. After Qin Shihuang left, everyone was happy and worried. Happily, today passed a life-and-death pass. What worries me is, where can I buy an edible jade ring?

Or chui fook is resourceful, whispered a few words with the chef. Bento actually presented a "jade ring" to Qin Shihuang. The so-called emerald ring is actually a dish made of roe deer and shrimp. Jade tells its color, and shrimp rings its shape. Cut the green roe deer into discs, hollow out the middle and put shrimp in the circle.

Although this dish didn't use real jade, Qin Shihuang didn't care when he saw its lovely appearance. After careful tasting, I feel refreshed. Since then, I have to eat it every day, and this dish has become a famous dish through the ages.

3. In 227 BC, Jing Ke was ordered by Prince Dan of Yan State to go to Qin State with the map of Yan Du Kang and Fan's head to assassinate the king of Qin. Before he left, many people saw Jing Ke off at the Yishui River. The scene is very tragic. "The wind blows and the water cools, and the strong men are gone forever", which is a poem sung by Jing Ke when he left.

After Jing Ke came to Qin, the king of Qin summoned him in Xianyang Palace. When Jing Ke presented the map of Yan Du Kang, he was caught in the dark and stabbed the king of Qin. Ying Zheng walked around the pillar, and Jing Ke followed. Ying Zheng drew his sword to fight Jing Ke. Jing Ke held a dagger to meet them, and the two of them came and went, and you cut me and blocked me.

At the place where the two men fought for twenty rounds, Ying Zheng let out a cry and cut Jing Ke with his sword. Jing Ke caught off guard and was cut to the ground. Ying Zheng recovered, put one foot on Jing Ke's chest and said, "Do you know my sword? Jing Ke quickly shouted: "Your Majesty, please forgive me!" Ying Zheng sword cut off his head, sighed, "it's a pity that you are not the people of daqin, otherwise you will be a good swordsman around me! "

4. Qin Shihuang raced Tai Di Chin. It is said that Di Chin was built by Qin Shihuang. As soon as Qin Shihuang unified China, he put forward that "the golden dike should be built in the south to stop the Yellow River and the Great Wall in the north to stop the soldiers." At that time, the Yellow River burst its banks in Puyang every year.

Qin Shihuang ordered the Yellow River levee to be built before it rose, and named it "Golden Dike". But where to fix it? Qin Shihuang mounted his horse and told the minister of supervision to go with him. Where the horse goes, it is repaired. He ran more than 200 miles along the Yellow River, and the horseshoe mark became the route to repair the Golden Dike.

5. In 2 19 BC, Qin Shihuang led 70 civil and military ministers and Confucian scholars to hold a amenorrhea ceremony in Taishan. Closed Zen is a ritual for ancient rulers to sacrifice heaven and earth. The so-called "sealing" refers to building an earthen altar to worship heaven. The so-called "Zen" refers to offering sacrifices to the land, that is, offering sacrifices to the land on the flat hills under Mount Tai.

Since this activity has not been held for a long time, ministers don't know how to conduct the ceremony, so Qin Shihuang called Confucian scholars to ask. Confucian scholars have different opinions. Qin Shihuang found it difficult to implement, so he shut out the Confucian scholars, opened a driveway according to his own ideas, erected a monument on Mount Tai, and held a meditation ceremony. Later, he went to the nearby Fuliangshan to attend a meditation ceremony.

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