Speaking of Han Fei, this is also a well-known historical figure. Han Fei was a famous thinker and legalist representative at the end of the Warring States Period. He was honored as Han Feizi or Zi Han. Actually, Han Fei's background is very strong. He is the son of Hanwang (the Korean monarch at the end of the Warring States Period), and he is also a student of Xunzi. Han Fei, as a representative of Qin Legalists, was deeply appreciated by Ying Zheng, the king of Qin. However, Han Fei was jealous by Li Si and others, and was finally imprisoned and poisoned. It is worth mentioning that Han Fei was once praised as one of the two people who got the essence of Laozi's thought, and the other was Zhuang Zhou. Han Fei is the author of Han Feizi, a book with 55 articles and nearly100000 words. It is unique in the prose of pre-Qin philosophers, which shows that Han Fei attaches great importance to materialism and utilitarianism and actively advocates the theory of absolute monarchy, with the aim of providing autocratic monarchs with the hegemonic thought of Qiang Bing, a rich country.
As I said before, Han Fei was born a serious prince, so since he is a prince, he is obviously qualified to ascend to the throne. However, although he is qualified to be a prince, he is only qualified. For everything is done, he has no strength and no chance. Han Fei's grandfather is Han Xiangwang. Han Xiangwang gave birth to three sons, namely Han Ying, Han Qiulu and Han Jiu. Han Ying, the eldest son, was made a prince. The third son, Han Jiu, is also the first child. It is worth mentioning that the second son, Han Qiulu, was born to a concubine, but was deeply loved by Han Xiangwang.
However, later, Qiu Han Lice went to live in the people's State of Chu, married a civilian girl, and went to Han Fei. Han Fei stuttered from childhood, was introverted and usually didn't like to talk. Nevertheless, Han Fei's talent is still very high. At the age of ten, Han Fei's father told him his own life story. Later, Han Fei was discovered by the King of Chu and returned to Korea. As a son, he has his own fief and food city. Later, after the demise of Korea, Han Fei went to Qin. Originally, the king of Qin appreciated it, but he was also jealous of Li Si and eventually died in prison.