Which book did Jiang Taigong's fishing come from? Who wrote it? Which year?

Jiang Taigong came from the work of Investiture of the Gods.

" Jiang Taigong's Fishing: The Willing takes the bait " came from " Investiture of the Gods ", one of the classic works of ancient Chinese novels. The story told the story of Jiang Taigong going to Zhaoge City in the Shang Dynasty to find King Wen of Zhou by fishing. Although the story was fictional, the philosophical wisdom and moral values contained in it were deeply loved by people.

Jiang Taigong's fishing came from the Romance of the Gods. The story was about Jiang Taigong, a godly archer who shot a Kun Peng with a godly arrow and captured it. In order to celebrate his success, Jiang Taigong decided to hold a fishing competition on the bank of Wei River. The other players tried to catch fish in the water but Jiang Taigong focused on fishing and finally caught a big fish. This story embodied Jiang Taigong's intelligence and indomitable spirit, and was regarded as a classic story in ancient China.

Legend of Wukong was written by Mr. Jin Yong and first published in 1972.

This sentence comes from the contemporary Chinese article "Self-mockery", the original text is: "I am an experimentalist, I think that life is not meaningful, you have to find the meaning yourself."

Jiang Taigong: Jiang Taigong (about the 11th century B.C.) was a famous politician, strategist, and philosopher during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period in China. His real name was Jiang Shang, also known as Lu Shang. Jiang Shang was a famous figure from the late Shang Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Warring States Period. He was known as "Taigong Wang" because of his outstanding talent and noble moral character. He was one of the most famous military strategists and politicians in ancient Chinese history. Was there really such a person in history: According to the research of historians, Jiang Taigong was a real person in Chinese history. He lived between the 11th century B.C. and the 6th century B.C. Although Jiang Taigong's life and deeds have been forgotten, his influence on Chinese history and culture is still very important. What was Jiang Taigong fishing about? The story of Jiang Taigong fishing originated from the records in the Records of the Historian, Qi Taigong's Aristocratic Family. It was said that Jiang Taigong once fished at a place on the coast of the State of Qi. While fishing, he thought about how to govern the country and stabilize the country. Finally, he caught a big fish. After Jiang Taigong ate the fish, he used the bait to catch another fish. This time, he caught a turtle. He thought the turtle was a mascot and could foretell good luck and longevity, so he roasted it and ate it. The legend was that Jiang Taigong was trying to find a political way out by "fishing for turtles" in order to realize his political ideals.

Grandet came from the famous French "Eugenie Grandet."

Jiang Taigong's master was Heavenly Lord Yuanshi.