During the Chu and Han Dynasties, Han Xin, who was known as the Immortal of Soldiers, seemed to be invincible as soon as he made a move. He did not say who he studied under, so where did he learn his skills? In fact, the answer is simple - self-taught. When he was a teenager, he

Han Xin, who was known as the Immortal of Soldiers during the Chu-Han Dynasty, seemed to be invincible as soon as he made a move. He did not say who he studied under, so where did he learn his skills?

In fact, the answer is very simple - self-taught. When he was a teenager, he read military books and strategies to learn, and his experience in Xiang Yu's military camp was also a process of observation and learning. Later, Han Xin's last stand was more or less influenced by Xiang Yu.

Han Xin is not an armchair Zhao Kuo . In today's terms, life in Xiang Yu's military camp is actually an internship experience before work. There are many opportunities for learning, and Han Xin is a dedicated person in it.

Social practice learning is also far more effective than book learning.

After Han Xin was officially appointed as the general of Liu Bang, he used troops in an eclectic way and never copied the tactics rigidly. His methods of using troops were unpredictable and confusing to the enemy, and he truly learned and applied them flexibly.

In this regard, I can only say that his military talent is sufficient and he studies hard enough. Because at the same time, there must have been people who had studied military science by themselves, and there must have been many people who joined the army at the same time, but Han Xin was outstanding.

And as a military strategist, he was not like Sun Bin and Pang Juan who studied under Guiguzi. He did not have a prominent teacher, nor did he come from a family of generals and prime ministers. The learning conditions were difficult, but he still managed to stand out and stand out among the others.

In ancient times, many famous generals were apprenticed to Mr. Shui Jing, such as Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong of later generations. Having a teacher's guidance and self-study are not the same concepts. Self-study requires more detours and more effort. Therefore, self-taught people are even more rare.

Han Xin is a typical self-taught person.

Who says self-study doesn’t work? Emperor Tian pays off his conscientious people.
So it doesn’t matter if we don’t have a degree, we can be self-taught. It doesn't matter if you have a bad background. As long as you are determined to learn, choose the right direction in which you are good at, and use your strengths and avoid weaknesses, everything is possible.

Of course, this does not mean that you will definitely succeed if you achieve these things. There are always only a few people with great fame, but if ordinary people want to succeed, achieving these must be prerequisites!

Han Xin is a representative figure of the "war faction". He has a strong ability to lead troops in combat, but unfortunately he has no intention of becoming a boss. His adviser Kuai Tong repeatedly advised him to become king and stand on his own feet, but Han Xin was always hesitant. The interruption continued, and in the later period, when the military power and status were gradually weakened by Liu Bang, it became even more difficult to rebel!

The pattern is not enough, and he ends up dying at the hands of a woman, which is sad.

As a wage earner, he did not have the consciousness of a wage earner. When his boss Liu Bang was in danger, he threatened to become the king, but Liu Bang hated him. Liu Bang once asked him how many soldiers he could command at most, and he proudly said that the more the better, but Liu Bang could only command one hundred thousand at most, and his emotional intelligence was obviously insufficient. If the moon is full or lacking, an arrogant army will be defeated.

directly despises his boss Liu Bang, does Liu Bang feel better? This situation is very similar to that of Yang Xiu and Cao Cao of later generations. They showed off themselves too much in front of their bosses and met a narrow-minded boss. You can imagine the consequences waiting for him. With great achievements and extraordinary achievements, Han Xin's subsequent results will be a matter of course.

In addition to this, there is actually another big reason for Han Xin's short life, which is the Ambush from Flying Daggers formation he created.

There is almost no way to survive in this formation. Compared with the ancients who opened the net on one side and opened the net on three sides, his approach was too murderous, his work was too extreme, and it damaged the blessings. These were all his own fault and he could not blame others.

Character determines destiny, choice determines destiny!

If Han Xin can stand on his own, then the situation of the Three Kingdoms can be staged in advance in the early Han Dynasty. It is really hard to say who can finally unify the world. It is a pity that history has no ifs.

There are few perfect people. To learn from the ancients, we can only choose the good ones and follow them, and continue to grow and sublimate. Han Xin’s inspirational story of self-taught talent is the greatest inspiration to our descendants.

Everything in the world is like a new chess game, but the principles of chess remain unchanged and are applicable to both ancient and modern times.

Wukong has a wishful writing in his heart and talks quietly about the affairs of the world.