Tian Ji was a famous general in Chinese history, who had won many victories in wars. However, his final ending was tragic.

In 208 BC, Tian Ji led the army of the State of Qi to fight against the army of the State of Zhao in the Battle of Julu. In this war, Tian Ji adopted the strategy of "making a noise to the east and attacking to the west", successfully defeating the army of Zhao. However, due to his outstanding performance in this war, he aroused jealousy and dissatisfaction from other countries.

To avoid other countries joining forces against the State of Qi, Tian Ji decided to adopt the strategy of withdrawing troops. However, his subordinates disagreed with this decision, believing that it would lose honor and dignity. In the end, Tian Ji was forced to order a withdrawal and was killed by the king of Qi.

Although Tian Ji's ending was tragic, it also brought us profound enlightenment. His failure was not only because of the problem of war strategy, but also because he did not receive enough support and trust. This tells us that mutual trust and support are very important in teamwork. Only through mutual trust and support can we achieve better results and greater success.

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