The influence mentioned in history is not necessarily equal to the result. Influence refers to the influence of an event or behavior on its surrounding environment or subsequent events. And the result refers to the final conclusion or result of a specific behavior or event. Although influences may lead to some results, they are not always results. Some influences will be interfered or offset by other factors and events, resulting in completely different or even opposite results. Therefore, when studying history, we need to consider the difference between influence and result and make a more comprehensive analysis.