Zhang Yi, surnamed Ji, surnamed Zhang, comes from Anyi and Wei. A descendant of Wei nobles, he was a famous strategist, diplomat and strategist in the Warring States period. In his early years, he entered Guiguzi and learned vertical and horizontal skills. After coming out of the mountain, he launched the diplomatic strategy of "Lian Heng" and lobbied the six countries to enter Qin.
In the third year of Qin Hui, for the benefit of Qin State, Zhang Yi went to Wei State as Minister of State, intending to let Wei State serve Qin State first and let other vassal states follow suit. Wei Huiwang refused to accept Zhang Yi's suggestion. King Hui of Qin was furious and immediately sent troops to pacify Quwo and Zhou Ping of Wei, secretly giving Zhang Yi more favorable treatment. Zhang Yi felt ashamed and felt that there was nothing to repay King Hui of Qin.
2. Sean
Sean was born in Xinzheng. An outstanding counselor at the end of Qin Dynasty and the beginning of Han Dynasty, he was also called "three outstanding heroes of early han dynasty" with Han Xin and Xiao He. According to legend, Sean was a mysterious boy after he was promoted to immortality, and he often went from being too old gentleman to being too clear. Zhang Daoling, the eighth grandson, was also inspired. According to the records of Chaoxian County, Baiyun Mountain in Chaoxian County has an ovarian cavity. According to legend, Sean dug a valley and lived in seclusion. Later generations set up a shrine to burn incense at the age of 20.
Sean has been sickly. Since Liu Bang entered the capital Guanzhong, the world has been settled, so he used the excuse of staying at home for illness. With the gradual consolidation of Liu Bang's throne, Sean gradually retreated from "the emperor's teacher" to "the emperor's guest". Sean seldom participated in the planning of Liu Bang's cruel struggle to destroy the king with a different surname in the early Han Dynasty. In the infighting of the royal family in the Western Han Dynasty, Sean also adhered to the legacy of "no relatives and no relatives".
3. Jess Zhang
Zhang Qian, a native of Chenggu, Hanzhong, was an outstanding diplomat, traveler, explorer and pioneer of the Silk Road in the Han Dynasty in China. His hometown is Wang Bo Village, 2 kilometers south of Chenggu County, Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province.
Zhang Qian was not only the first emissary to go abroad in the history of China, but also opened the door for China to communicate with countries in Central Asia, West Asia and Europe. At the same time, through his own diplomatic practice, he first publicized the diplomatic concept of equal treatment and frank communication between countries.
Zhang Qian built a bridge of friendly exchanges between Han and western countries, promoted the cultural and economic exchanges and development between the East and the West, laid a solid foundation for the prosperity of China in the Han Dynasty and the development of later generations, had a far-reaching impact, and injected new life into the civilization and progress of the whole world.