Who is the most detestable person in Chinese history?

Answer: There certainly have been a lot of villains in Chinese history, but ei.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Who is the most detestable person in Chinese history? Xane Feng, I am Chinese Written Apr 2, 2019 There certainly have been a lot of villains in Chinese history, but eight hundred years ago, the actions of one man turned his name into a synonym for treachery, and as pun... Read More » What do you think of Chinese leaders declaring on 2/25/21 "complete victory" over extreme poverty in China? Bill Chen, lives in Singapore Written 6h ago When president Xi Jinping makes a statement to the Chinese public, it can be trusted with no reservation. Under the Chinese system, the President only speaks when the govern... Read More » How come the American army did poorly against the Chinese army in the Korean War? Ronald Isaacs, studied at Indiana State University Updated Jan 10 Some others answered with additional details below. From what I remember reading several years ago there were a few reasons on a tactical level: The US-UN were rushing North ... Read More » Could Alexander the Great have conquered China in 330 BC if it was his sole focus (for example, if he didn't anger his soldiers unnecessarily)? Yang Zaohua, studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering Written Aug 14, 2020 Though conquering, Persia, Alexander's army was a tiny one, numbered only at 30,000- 50,000 men in comparison with army of any Chinese Warring states at that time. At that ... Read More » What are the general views of mainland Chinese people towards the Western countries? Chris Ebbert, lived in China Written Dec 20 Through my Chinese wife, I have been able to gain some insights into how we Westerners are apparently often viewed in Mainland China: pampered; there is a notion that we alw... Read More » How do professors benefit from working with grad students? Ben Y. Zhao, Professor of CS @ Univ. of Chicago, PhD UC Berkeley 2004 Written Jun 12, 2012 When I was a grad student at Berkeley, I used to hear professors say that they learned more from their students than vice versa. At the time, I thought it was just polite ... Read More » Has a stunt double ever come out to become a real actor/actress? Steven Haddock, Frequent movie goer and movie collector Written Feb 12 Yes. One of my favourites is New Zealand born Zoe Bell She started her career as the stunt double for Lucy Lawless on "Xena: Warrior Princess". However, her big break came i... Read More » The Forbidden City had a lot of rooms, but what were these rooms used for back in the day? Jay Yan, Lived in China, and experienced/studied its history Updated Dec 8 According to the Chinese legend, there are 10,000 rooms in the heaven, and 9,999.5 rooms in the royal Forbidden City. According to a survey in 1973, there are 980 buildings ... Read More » What is the world's most dangerous tourist destination? Mert Toker Written Dec 8 In contrast to common misconception, countries run by dictators are quite safe. In these type of countries, common criminals are too scared of the dictator because he does ... Read More » Do Vietnamese think Guangdong was a part of Vietnam? Thành Vuladimir, knows Vietnamese Updated 6h ago Vietnamese dynasties: 1. Ancient dynasties Hồng Bàng: territory envisioned based on old stories. North to Yangtze River, south to Champa country, east to sea, west to Ba coun... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/