Chapter 580 The Last Exchange Before the War, Transformation, Confucianism and Legalism Coexist to Govern the World

“People only want peace and prosperity throughout their lives. As long as they have enough food and clothing, and can cover themselves with a quilt when the weather is cold, it is already a great good thing. Most people cannot distinguish between true good and evil, right and wrong. Wrong, they think that what is good for them is good, and what is harmful to them is evil. Most people in this world just live in confusion. "

"So someone needs to tell them what is good and evil, right and wrong."

"And among the hundreds of schools of thought today, Confucianism is the most restrained, Taoism is the most natural, Mohism is the most universal, Legalism is the most punitive, military strategists are the most treacherous, and Yin-Yang is the most fatalistic. Among them, only Legalists and Confucians are positive and truly think about the people, while the rest are negative. "

"But positive methods are often difficult to succeed. Only negative methods can avoid danger. Confucianism sounds noble, but it is too difficult to do. Taoism follows nature and is as innocent as a child. Mohism loves everyone, but The love is too selfless, the love is indiscriminate, the military strategist is cunning, and although his tactics are vicious, they are just tactics after all, and they cannot talk about governing the country. "

When Yingtian said this, his whole body became high-spirited, and his eyes were filled with sparkle: "In my opinion, if you really want to unify Tianyuan and reunite the seven kingdoms, you can only use the method of Legalism and iron-blooded methods. Shock the world, sweep across the seven kingdoms with the power of thunder, establish new rules within the rules, and rule the world with laws. Only in this way can the seven kingdoms be truly unified."

"It seems that your admiration for Legalism is still the same as it was three years ago." Han Yan looked at Yingtian meaningfully and spoke slowly.

"Although I still admire Legalism, when faced with Confucianism, I have been able to put aside my prejudices and face its ideas squarely."

"In Confucianism, the most positive thing is "self-denial". The core of self-denial also lies in "self", and this kind of "self" in Confucianism is not selfish, but facing the self squarely with the attitude of a "benevolent person", Restrain yourself.”

When Ci Song heard this, he took the opportunity to take over the words, "Dharma was born out of Confucianism, and the two are consistent. With the law as the bone and Confucianism as the soul, only then can we truly be benevolent to the world and truly rule the world."

What Ci Song said coincided with Yingtian's thoughts. During his trip to the secret realm of the Great Zhou Dynasty, the people he had the most contact with were Confucian disciples. Although they had very different personalities, they all acted like gentlemen and acted in treacherous ways. In the ever-changing battlefield, they still stand firm in their beliefs and abide by Confucian laws.

Even in the secret realm of Dazhou where there are no rules, most students can restrain themselves with Confucian ideas and treat others with kindness. This is enough to show the power of Confucian ideas. Therefore, he changed his mind. Simple Legalism can no longer let him He truly respected that only by combining Legalism and Confucianism could the world be truly unified.

"If the world wants to be unified, it needs Confucianism and Legalism. Confucianism and Legalism need to integrate with each other and draw on each other's strengths." Yingtian nodded in agreement.

"good very good.."

The smile on Han Yan's face got even bigger: "I am really pleased that a direct disciple of Yan Sheng Academy and the Prince of Liang who will inherit the throne in the future can take my Legalist thoughts so seriously."

"The law is the soldier who governs affairs; Confucianism is the way to govern the mind. If you take the law as the foundation and Confucianism as the model, you can control the power of the military and state; if you take Confucianism as the foundation and the law as the model, you can stand in the heaven and earth. Only those who use it will show their strength."

As Han Yan spoke, he gently stroked his gray beard and said, "Thank you for coming to see me today. I hope you can really see the future you want in the future."

"This matter is over, you can go back. After all, the two armies are facing each other now. If you stay here for a long time, you will inevitably get into trouble."

Ci and Song all understood the meaning of Han Yan's words, and immediately stood up to say goodbye to Han Yan, and then prepared to leave the capital of South Korea and return to the military camp outside the city.

"Although I am very pleased with what you said today, it does not mean that South Korea will lose to Daliang. The cultural power of South Korea ranks among the top two among the seven countries. Excluding the military strategists of Western Chu, even if the military strength of South Korea is Not as good as Daliang, but in this civil war, South Korea will definitely win. I don’t want to see you two appear on the civil battlefield and cause the genius to fall.”

Han Yan looked at the backs of the three people and said slowly.

When Ci Song heard this, he stopped, turned around and replied with a smile: "As Daliang literati, we naturally have to fight for the country, even if we are wrapped in horse leather, we will never regret it even if we die."

After hearing this, Yingtian also said: "The same is true for Yingtian."

After saying that, the three of Ci and Song left the hall.

Han Yan looked at the retreating figures of the three people and couldn't help but sigh: "The dead are like this, and they don't give up day and night. After this battle, there may be no more Korea in the world, but if the Daliang can truly unify in the future, the ones who will benefit the most will naturally be I'm a legalist."

"It's a pity that I can't witness it with my own eyes."

When Ci and Song Dynasty left Han Sheng Academy, they saw Korean literati standing on both sides of the road. The youngest among them looked to be in his twenties, and the oldest was about sixty years old. These Korean literati were all wearing Dressed in robes of different colors, the eyes looking at Ci and Song were full of hostility and anger.

But because Mr. Han Yan had given an order not to allow anyone to take action against Ci and Song, they could only turn their dissatisfaction and anger into hostile eyes and watch Ci and Song leave safely. to the capital of South Korea.

After Ci and Song left, Han Yan walked out of Hansheng Academy slowly with a cane. Then a literary giant came to Han Yan respectfully and said, "Mr. Han, a notice came from the Master's Hall that the Daliang literati have declared war on us. Tomorrow at 9:00 p.m., we will fight outside the capital."

Han Yan nodded gently with his cane and said, "Pass the order, all literati, prepare for war. Tomorrow's battle is related to the survival of our Han State. We must go all out, even if we fight to the last drop of blood, we must defend our last homeland."

"Yes!"

"Han State will win!"

"Han State will win!"

The literati present responded to the call, and the shouts shook the sky and the earth. All the literati who are still here have already prepared to die, just to defend their homes.

"Cough cough cough."

Han Yan suddenly coughed a few times. He stretched out his left hand to cover his mouth and nose. After the cough, he saw that his palm was sticky, nothing else, but blood.

"Sir, are you okay? The Master's Hall has ordered that no one above the level of a half-saint can participate in tomorrow's battle. You are not feeling well, so let Dean Han come and take you to the Master's Hall to recuperate." The Korean literary giant immediately stepped forward and asked with concern.

Han Yan just shook his head, then used his talent to dissolve the blood on his palm, and said, "It's okay, it's an old problem, it won't matter."

"Tomorrow's battle, I want to witness it with my own eyes, and I won't fall down now."

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