How to treat Han Xin's life? Great gods, help!

Han Xin, as a young aristocrat who declined in his early years, was insatiable and poor, so he had a good sword. Later, he joined the army with the Xiang Liang Uprising, but he didn't want to accept the future like Bi and defected to Liu Bang. However, at best, Liu Bang only asked Han Xin to be a "proud". Frustrated, he left, and Xiao He, the head of Liu Bang, became prime minister. He chased Han Xin overnight, and there is an allusion of "Xiao He chasing Han Xin under the moon". Later, under the pressure of Xiao He, Liu Bang spoke angrily-let him and the general! As the saying goes, a word from a gentleman is a promise, and Liu Bang is the king. However, Liu Bang and Han Xin were strangers. He was uneasy about surrendering the relieving power and had an extremely important conversation with Han Xin. During the conversation, Han Xin's excellent analysis of the situation at that time really showed Han Xin's extraordinary talent and foresight, which made Liu Bangyou sigh for a brief encounter! After Han Xin was appointed as a general by Liu Bang, he gave full play to his military genius. He led the three armies to decide that Sanqin accepted Wei and captured Xia alive, and made great strides all the way. Among them, the most wonderful thing is the battle between Han and Zhao. At that time, after Liu Bang pacified Sanqin and Wei, he ordered Han Xin to attack Zhao. Originally, this is also a common occurrence, but it is strange: odd one, Zhao is at home and Han Xin is not, which is unfavorable to Zhao's geography and terrain; Strange second, at that time, Zhao claimed to have an army of 200,000, while Han Xin only had more than 10,000, which was obviously outnumbered; Qi San, Zhao is waiting for the battle, and Han Xin is on Wan Li Road. The so-called enemy evaded me, which was such a war, but Han Xin fought a beautiful battle. He fought a battle with Zhao first, then retreated after a while, and ordered the soldiers to throw away all their equipment and retreat to the back barracks. As for Zhao Jun, seeing that Han Jun abandoned his helmet and armor, he was busy grabbing equipment and went back to receive the reward. In this way, Zhao has no time to pursue the Korean army. At this time, Han Xin sent more than 2,000 cavalry to seize Zhao's military camp. Zhao's army was in chaos, like birds and animals, and dispersed in a hubbub. So the hussars and the previously retreating infantry attacked each other and captured the King of Qi alive, leaving a much-told story. The battle was the climax of Han Xin. In this World War I, Han Xin's outstanding military ability was highly recognized by Liu Bang, but it started the decline of Han Xin. When Han Xin attacked Zhao, he captured Li Zuoche, a warrior of Zhao. He asked General Li for advice on how to attack Yan and Qi. General Li put forward the strategy of "weakening Yan first, then strengthening Qi". The so-called "weakening Yan first, then strengthening Qi" means that Yan was weak relative to Qi at that time. The plan is to show off the military strength and strength of attacking Zhao to Yan, and Yan may surrender. Qi, watching Yan surrender, probably surrendered when he was outnumbered, so there was no bloodshed. Why not? But Liu Bang just didn't want to. So Han Xin had to lead the troops against Qi. In the whole process of Liu Bang and Xiang Yu competing for the world, Han Xin made great contributions to Liu Bang, and the meeting between Han Xin and Liu Bang has always been regarded as a much-told story. So, how did they turn against each other later? What mistakes did Han Xin make in the process of making contributions? To say that Han Xin made a mistake, it started with attacking Qi. This is an important reason why he began to decline-regardless of the overall situation. When Han Xin led his troops to the border of Qi, there was news that the King of Qi had surrendered. It turned out that Liu Bang sent messengers to Qi to persuade Qi to surrender to Han, and the result was successful. Liu bang's move is a "two-pronged approach." Han Xin is considering returning to the army. At this time, a debater around him said that Hanwang only gave you the order to attack Qi, but did not say to withdraw. Besides, the general fought for decades, fought bloody battles and laid down fifty or sixty cities. How much did this special say with a rotten tongue? Seventy-two, our soldiers have been fighting for several years, which is not as important as his words. How to calculate this credit? Han Xin ordered to continue marching, and the king of Qi was furious. This is a false surrender. Let me disarm City 72 and take the envoy back to Cook. Han Xin thus destroyed Liu Bang's entire strategic deployment, just to increase his personal contribution and make so many people sacrifice in vain. Moreover, at that time, the war between Liu Bang and Xiang Yu was in a stalemate, and Liu Bang certainly hoped to solve Qi peacefully and rush out to defend. This is a serious mistake. And Han Xin knew nothing about "things". After capturing the State of Qi, he wrote to Liu Bang, saying, "The Qi people opposed the summer, attached Han to Chu, and replaced them as kings." It means that the Qi monarch is unstable and wants Liu Bangli Han Xin to be King Xing. When is this? Liu Bang was besieged by Xiang Yu's army in Rongze, waiting for Han Xin to lead the troops to save him, apparently threatening Liu Bang to let him be the king of Qi. But Liu forbeared, because what he needed most now was him, and what he needed most was that he could fight, so Liu forbeared wisely and named Han Xin King of Qi, but that didn't mean nothing. Is Liu Bang thinking about getting even with Han Xin after the war? This is a curse, and this curse will turn into a bad result one day. Of course, not yet. But after Han Xin became king of Qi, he didn't come to save Liu Bang immediately, but stayed in Qi for half a year. Liu bang was in a hurry, so he had to ask the governors for help and promised to carve up some places after the war. This defeated Xiang Yu and made overlord Xi Chu commit suicide by the Wujiang River. After returning to Beijing, Liu Bang was in no hurry to vent his dissatisfaction with Han Xin. He just named the King of Qi as the King of Chu, but he was just a naked King of Chu-he had no military power. Later, when Liu Bang received a report of Han Xin's rebellion, he took southern China as the birthplace of Chu. But Han Xin made three more mistakes at this critical moment: First, Han Xin lent Liu Bang the head of Zhong Limei, a fierce Xiang Yu who was hiding in his home at that time, in order to betray his friends for glory. Little people, everyone gets it; Second, Liu Bang is only on a southern tour. What do you mean by doing this? Is it true?/You don't say. However, Liu Bang refused to give evidence, and only dropped him two grades-Huaiyin Hou. Han Xin went on making mistakes-he was very dissatisfied with it, and he didn't go to court for a long time, complaining all the time. Later, Han Xin got hot-headed and really rebelled. But he was tricked into the bell room of Changle Palace by Xiao He and killed by Lv Hou. As the witness of history, we know that Han Xin was able to become a general of Liu Bang and made great achievements because of Xiao He's strong recommendation. In the end, Xiao He sent him to a dead end. This is called "success is also Xiao He, and failure is also me". Han Xin, a great star and a great hero. He struggled in difficulties, rose in the grass, advanced in the war and sank in victory. Han Xin, as the man of the hour in that heroic era, was deeply impressed by his self-humiliation, self-improvement and omnipotence, and even his hesitation and doubts, adding an intriguing stroke to history.