In the forty-first year of Qi Huangong (645 BC), Guan Zhong was going to die. He wanted to give Bao the position of prime minister, but Guan Zhong thought he was too upright and easy to offend his master. So Qi Huangong asked GongSunJiPeng to weigh the photos. A month later, after the death of Gongsun Jipeng, he insisted on symmetry.
With the help of Bao, he successfully realized his own way of governing the country in Qi State. Bao emphasized that education was the government, which made Qi quickly turn from chaos to governance, from weakness to strength, and became the first overlord in the Spring and Autumn Period.
Expansion: Bao said that there are two major events in life: "one is to eat shield fish, and the other is to drink exquisitely." The shield fish here is abalone, because Bao Shuya likes to eat it. So later people called the shield fish abalone, and that's how abalone got its name. "
Guan Zhong (about 723 BC-645 BC), surnamed Ji, Guan Shi, Yi Wu, Zhong Zi, Shi Jing, a representative figure of Legalism in the Spring and Autumn Period, was a native of Yingshang (there was no Yingshang County at that time, but he should be a tourist on Yingshang River), and he was a descendant. He was a famous philosopher, politician and strategist in ancient China. Known as "the pioneer of Legalism", "the teacher of saints", "the protector of Chinese civilization" and "the first phase of China". In the first year of Qi Huangong (685 BC), Guan Zhong was appointed as Qi Xianggong. Guan Zhong vigorously reformed during his tenure, that is, Guan Zhong's reform made Qiang Bing rich. In the forty-first year of Qi Huangong (645 BC), Guan Zhong died of illness.