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I want to establish an Aristocratic Family.
Chapter 40: Past Humiliation. [39]
Summary
Wang Jin struggles to counter Zhang Yue's arguments regarding the importance of war, particularly against the Xiongnu. Despite his concerns about the suffering of the common people, Zhang Yue emphasizes the strategic significance of military campaigns, particularly the war against Dayuan, which showcased Han strength to the Western Regions. He explains the historical context of the Wusun Kingdom and the need for alliances to defeat the Xiongnu. Zhang Yue argues that successful military expeditions can yield profits, referencing Huo Qubing's tactics. Wang Jin's moral objections to ruthless strategies clash with Zhang Yue's pragmatic views on warfare, highlighting the complexities of ethics in military decisions.Full content
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