The definition of "hero" by the ancients

Now, we generally call those brave people who come forward regardless of their own safety when the country and society are in danger as heroes.

The ancient definition of hero followed the literal and precise meaning.

English refers to people with outstanding wisdom. For example, Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei, the couple in Longzhong, laid a three-point foundation for Shu.

Male refers to a person with extraordinary courage. Zhang Fei, for example, drank a shocking wine at Changbanqiao and scared one of Cao Cao's generals to death on the spot.

Heroes refer to people who can recruit talents and attract wisdom, and heroes can advance together, mainly referring to emperors and leaders.

Why were emperors and leaders called real heroes by the ancients?

Because talented people are smart and good at planning, but they lack courage and determination. In addition, as Ma Yun said, people with high IQ generally have low EQ and are not very gregarious. These are two weaknesses of talented people.

Brave and good at fighting, able to charge ahead, but lacking IQ and foresight, unable to cope with complex situations.

Heroes, emperors and leaders can use their vision, mind and courage, and at the same time attract talents and talents to their subordinates, learn from each other's strong points and make concerted efforts with Qi Xin.

But it is worth noting that most of the heroes are the founding emperors who worked hard and started from scratch.

As the saying goes, heroes have suffered a lot since ancient times and have never been handsome.