In Chinese history, there were many famous assassins, among whom the five most famous were Yao Li, Nie Zheng, Zhuan Zhu, Jing Ke and Wang Er. These five assassins each had their own unique characteristics and were praised for their chivalrous spirit and their courage to face death. So among these assassins, who succeeded?

Yao Li was a famous assassin during the Spring and Autumn period in China. He had assassinated the ruler of Wu Guo, Fu Chai. Yao Li's assassination skills were exceptionally skilled, and he had successfully assassinated Fu Chai by shooting an arrow poisoned by him into Fu Chai's heart at a banquet. Yao Li's deeds were widely praised in Chinese history and he was known as the "King of Assassins".

Nie Zheng was a famous assassin from the State of Zhao during the Warring States period. He deeply loved his country and was determined to avenge its wrongs. Legend has it that Nie Zheng hid away in a village within the territory of Zhao for many years, and then suddenly demanded from the king of Yan that he be allowed to become a guest minister of Yan. To test Nie Zheng's abilities, the king of Yan ordered him to assassinate the prince of Zhao, Dan. After completing the task, Nie Zheng committed suicide, leaving a deeply moving story.

Zhuan Zhu was a minister of the State of Wu during the Spring and Autumn period. Dissatisfied with the tyranny of the king Fu Chai, he decided to assassinate him. It is said that at a banquet, Zhuan Zhu used his own bile to make poisoned wine and secretly poured it into Fu Chai's cup, ultimately leading to his death. Zhuan Zhu's assassination was considered very gruesome.

Jing Ke was one of the most famous assassins in Chinese history. He was a strategist from the State of Qin during the Warring States period. Jing Ke had attempted to assassinate the prime minister of Han Guo, Shen Sheng, and the general of Wei Guo, Long Ju, for Qin, but both attempts failed. Jing Ke's final assassination attempt was during the tour of Emperor Qin Shi Huang. He mixed in with the emperor's convoy carrying a poisoned sword and attempted to assassinate him. However, during the attack, Jing Ke was discovered and killed by Emperor Qin. His loyalty and chivalrous spirit moved future generations.

In summary, among the five assassins, only Jing Ke succeeded in one assassination attempt. Although his final attempt failed, his loyalty and chivalrous spirit have been praised by future generations. The other four assassins were also praised for their chivalrous spirit and courage to face death. No matter which assassin, they are an indispensable part of Chinese history, and their deeds and spirit will forever be remembered in people's hearts.

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