1. Han Xin (about 23 1- 196), a native of Huaiyin (now Huai 'an, Jiangsu), was a founding hero of the Western Han Dynasty, an outstanding strategist in the history of China, and one of the "three outstanding heroes of early han dynasty". He was the King of Qi and the King of Chu, and was later demoted to Huaiyin Hou. He made great contributions to the Han Dynasty, but was later suspected by Liu Bang and finally executed on charges of rebellion. Han Xin is the representative figure of China's military thought of "seeking war", and is regarded as "the soldier fairy" and "the god of war" by later generations. "Princes and princes" Han Xin is in power. "The national scholar is unparalleled" and "meritorious service is the best in the world, slightly out of the world" is the evaluation of people at the time of Chu and Han Dynasties.

2. Han Xin? -Qian 196) is a figure in the late Qin and early Han dynasties. In the early Western Han Dynasty, Liu Bang named him King of Korea, and later surrendered to the Huns. 196 ago, he was killed in battle with the Han army. In order to avoid confusion with Huaiyin Hou Han Xin, he is often called Han Wangxin in history books.