 Zhao | Hundred Schoolars | Chu |
| the Warring States Period sovereign | Qin Shihuang | Qin Xiaogong |
| qinhuiwang | qinwangzheng | Patriotic |
| center mountainous | Chu | King City |
| the basic policy of a state; national policy | be an armchair strategist | prime minister (in feudal China) |
| Miluo river | monarch | Invincible |
| well-trained army with strong soldiers and study horses | Cuikulaxiu | courteous to the wise and condescending to the scholarly |
| desperation | gulf | class |
| lao'ai | Rang Hou | legislation schematize |
| backside base | Liu Xiang, a famous writer in ancient china | Wu Qi |
| Sun City | Zhang Yi, a strategist during the Warring States epoch who advocated alliance with the | Lian Po, general of the state of Zhou during the Warring States period |
| "Record of the Warring States", compiled in early Han Dynasty | make a country rich and build up its military power | Quick fix |
| contention of a hundred schools of thought | crossbeam | Danyang |
| vertical integration | the censor | Dujiang Weirs |
| the affairs of State | Xinzheng | power |
| horse King of the heap | Shang Yang | Sun Bin |
| Jin Ke | Lin Hsiang-ju | Sanjin |
| Tiandan | Zhao wu King Ling | Chunshenjun |
| Bai Qi | Grandson | Fan Ju |
| Yue Yi | King Wei | Tian |
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