How much do Chinese people worship Qin Shihuang?

Qin Shihuang is the founder of the Chinese nation and the greatest emperor in Chinese history. Especially among young people, more and more people like and worship Qin Shihuang because some of his achievements have a great influence on future generations.

Qin Shihuang spent 10 years to successively destroy the six countries of Han, Zhao, Yan, Wei, Chu, and Qi, ending the disputes between the five hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period and the seven hegemons of the Warring States Period, and established the first unified multi-ethnic centralized feudal state in Chinese history-the Qin Dynasty.

After establishing the Qin Dynasty, he pioneered the emperor system. He established three officials and nine ministers to take charge of national affairs. He abolished the feudal system and established the county system. These have affected China for a long time.

Before Qin Shihuang unified the Central Plains, the writing of the various countries was not unified. This situation hindered exchanges between various places and also affected the effective implementation of the central government's policies and decrees. Therefore, after Qin unified the Central Plains, Qin Shihuang ordered Li Si and others to organize and unify the writing. From then on, more convenient calligraphy was adopted and unified writing was stipulated.

A unified country promotes the formation of a unified national ideology. The Qin Dynasty opened up the unified national form of the Chinese nation, and also made the unified national ideology penetrate into the bones of every Chinese. It is precisely this unified ideology that makes China reborn from the ashes no matter what kind of disaster it faces, such as the Five Barbarians' Invasion of China and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms.

In ancient times, people's evaluation of Qin Shihuang was limited to China. Such a vision and thinking itself would have historical limitations, and the perspective of looking at problems was not comprehensive, ignoring his contributions to the nation and the country.

In modern times, the way we look at problems is often observed from the perspective of the whole world. For example, Europe now has an overall area similar to that of China, but it has more than 40 countries and more than 100 languages, and has not established a unified country.