三國之流星---田豐
**** 作者被禁止或刪除 內容自動屏蔽 **** 悲哀!義兄孫策早死!否則能攻破曹操,統一天下. 'Sk?2?o4mO_ oxjqX@Arg D
孙策(175一200),字伯符,孙坚长子。吴郡富春(今浙江富阳)人,少居江淮间,颇有声望。坚死,依附袁术,不得志。兴平二年(195年),率其父所部千余人渡江,攻扬州刺史刘繇、会稽太守王朗诸部。孙策善用兵,军纪严明,得周瑜等地方豪族支持,先后攻占吴、会稽等郡,在江东地区建立了孙氏政权。建安二年(197年),袁术称帝,策奉汉帝诏讨之。拜“讨逆将军”,封吴侯。四年(199年)术死,策攻败庐江太守刘勋,得术、勋兵两万余,遂统一江东,割据东南。建安五年(200年),曹袁相拒官渡,孙策密谋欲袭许昌,迎献帝。兵未发,遇刺死,临终嘱弟权继承其事业。公元229年,弟孙权称帝,尊父坚为武烈皇帝,追谥兄策为长沙桓王。孙策,卒时仅二十六岁。先从袁术,以兵千余起家,旋霸江南。曹操曰:狮儿难于争锋。o1L f\4YSk|
三国志记:策为人,美姿颜,好笑语,性阔达听受,善于用人。是以士民见者,莫不尽心,乐为致死。
或曰:策英气杰济,猛锐冠世,览奇取异,志陵中夏。9`.kOQkG(T
策临终前,正逢官渡之战,史记:策阴欲袭许。迎汉帝,密治兵,部署诸将。未发,会为故吴郡太守许贡客所杀。
评:策有平定天下的大志和素质,当不亚操、备。策极具军事才能,攻城拔营有霸王之风。策谋略更胜霸王,趁曹袁决战,迎献帝,居大义,在战机、战略把握上均为当时要所。策具领袖才能和魅力,能以极短的时间评定江东,除正确的战略战术外,深得军民拥戴也是一个必要条件。倘使孙策不死,以当时操面对袁绍大军,自顾不暇,策袭于后……历史当改写矣!为之一叹。
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In Deng's opinion, these principles were basic prerequisites for achieving modernization, while at the same time ensuring that the Party had measures to fall back on when undesired developments took place in the course of the reforms. In 1982, the second of the principles was changed to "upholding the people's democratic dictatorship". 5K&{:hb l*i+F
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The principles were written into the "Preamble" of the Constitution of the PRC, which was adopted in December 1982. They remain in force until the present day. Conservatives still find great comfort in the pinciples' ability to stifle reforms that may be a threat to the Party's power. Even in the 21st century, the principles are emphasized to dispell any doubts that may exist about the Party's basic nature.
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The Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) was a mass campaign of enormous dimensions. Aside from the general revolutionary high-tide that swept China, the period was marked by a large number of sub-campaigns. Indeed, whenever the situation called for a shift in orientation within the larger framework of the Cultural Revolution, this was engineered by setting in motion a new campaign. Factional struggles within the leadership also functioned as catalysts for campaigns. Often, these sub-campaigns came so hard and fast that propaganda posters had to serve as the main source of information for the people. With the country in complete chaos, these images which contained clear and unambiguous indications of what behavior and slogans were acceptable at that particular moment, were seen as more dependable than the media. This was in particular the case in those localities where the "excellent revolutionary" situation that prevailed—according to the media, that is—had become completely unintelligible to the innocent bystander.
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