At this time, the boatman can't help but think of a popular saying in recent years: you succeeded, of course everything is right! ? This seemingly nonsense ridicule, in fact, the implied meaning is very real, that is, in society, what is said is not important, what matters is who said it. This sentence in the question is well known. Was it the founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty? Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty, said it. This sentence is complete: an official should be golden couple and his wife should be Yin Lihua.
Zhi jinwu (y? ), a court official in charge of guarding the capital in the Western Han Dynasty, was subordinate to the Northern Army (note 1). Yin Lihua was the wife of Liu Xiu, the Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty (later named as the empress). As for why Liu Xiu said this at first, the reason is really not that complicated. Like all adolescents, in Liu Xiu's eyes, Yin Lihua is the most beautiful woman in the world, which is why she said this sentence.
However, if Liu Xiu knew that he would become the founding emperor, he might say something more domineering and get married. The whole world? Who is the whole world? Well, this should be the dream of most male animals. A similar example is what Liu Bang, Emperor Gaozu, said when he saw Qin Shihuang's trip: A gentleman should be like this.
At the same time, Xiang Yu, who has not yet become a competitor, said arrogantly: I will take its place. If Xiang Yu and Liu Bang didn't succeed, what they said wouldn't be handed down, just like when we were young and ignorant, I wanted to be a hero and save the world.
Note 1: When Liu Banggang founded the Han Dynasty, the imperial guards guarding the capital were divided into the north and south armies. Wei Wei led the South Army to guard Miyagi; The lieutenant unified the northern army and defended the imperial city. Later, the emperors rearranged it and had it again? Feather forest? 、? Tiger Ben? A name like this.