The Origin of Allusions in The Wall of Brothers

Brother Kong Bi's allusions are as follows:

Brother collusion is a famous allusion in China's classic Zuo Zhuan.

The story happened in the Spring and Autumn Period. There are two young princes in the State of Qi, one is Meng Changjun and the other is Tian Dan. Meng Changjun is clever and witty, good at arguing, and Tian Chan is brave and good at fighting.

One day, two princes led their troops out hunting, and they met by chance on a mountain. Meng Changjun immediately find Tian Chan debate, Tian Chan also willing to debate with him. So they sat on the wall, ready to start a debate.

At first, they quarreled fiercely, Meng Changjun's language was flying, and Tian Chan looked fearless. However, as the debate progressed, the two became more and more excited. Finally, Tian Chan pushed Meng Changjun off the wall and Meng Changjun died.

At this point, Tian Dan realized his mistake and regretted it very much. After burying Meng Changjun's body, he vowed to atone for Meng Changjun. So he dedicated his country to Qi, and announced that he would never be a prince, but only a servant to make up for his mistakes.

This story tells us that the two brothers should be United as one, but a dispute led to tragedy. At the same time, it also tells us that courage and wisdom are needed, and mutual respect and tolerance are also important.