Short-lived mother dressed as a vicious villain

Famous stories in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" include: Burning Xinye, Borrowing Arrows from Straw Boats, Sanying Fighting Lu Bu, Guan Yu's Defeat in Maicheng, and Confucian Confucianism, etc.:

1. Zhuge Liang burns Xinye

After burning Bowangpo, Cao Cao made a comeback and sent Cao Ren and Cao Hong's army to attack Xinye.Zhuge Liang thought Xinye couldn't stay there, so he left the city empty, and sulfur and other fire starters were hidden on the houses of the people.After Cao Jun entered the city, he lived in a private house.At night, there was a strong wind, and Liu Bei's army ambushing outside the city fired rockets into the city.The fire burned quickly.Cao Bing fled out of the city, was intercepted and killed by Liu Bei's army, and returned in a complete defeat.

2. Kongming grass boat borrows arrows

Zhou Yu made it difficult for Zhuge Liang to make [-] arrows within ten days, but Zhuge Liang issued a military order to complete it in three days.Two days ago, he stood still and secretly asked Lu Su to prepare twenty large ships, each with a thousand people.At four o'clock on the third day, there was heavy fog on the river. Zhuge Liang led the boat to Cao Jun's water village, beat drums and shouted a feint attack. Cao Jun was afraid that he would fall into the trap, so he ordered his archers to shoot arrows into the river.This ingenious trick enabled Zhuge Liang to complete the task without any effort.

3. Three British Wars against Lu Bu

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the princes led various soldiers and horses to attack the Dong bandits.Dong Zhuo sent Hua Xiong to fight, but Guan Yu killed him.When Dong Zhuo heard that Hua Xiong had been killed, he sent Lü Bu to fight.Zhang Fei rushed forward and fought for fifty rounds.Afterwards, Guan Yu and Liu Bei joined the battle, and the three of them surrounded Lu Bu, fighting like a revolving lantern. After all, Lu Bu was no match for the three of them, and gradually felt that it was difficult to parry, so he rushed out of the encirclement and fled.

4. Guan Yu lost to Maicheng

Seeing that Guan Yu was really rude, Sun Quan decided to take advantage of the opportunity of Guan Yu and Cao Jun's battle to take back Jingzhou.His general Lu Meng disguised his soldiers as businessmen, tricked Guan Yu's riverside defenders, crossed the river smoothly, and took advantage of Guan Yu's defenselessness and captured Jingzhou without any casualties.

While Lu Meng was crossing the river, Cao Cao sent General Xu Huang to lead a large force to attack Guan Yu.Xu Huang had more soldiers than Guan Yu, so he surrounded Guan Yu.Guan Yu retreated to Maicheng, a small town outside Jingzhou City.At this time, Lu Meng surrounded Maicheng tightly again.Afterwards, Guan Yu failed to break through and was captured in Maicheng. Because he refused to surrender, Sun Quan killed him.

5. Zhuge Liang's Tongue War Confucianism

Cao Cao's army built a stronghold along the river, preparing to annex Jiangdong.The monarchs and ministers of the Eastern Wu were apprehensive and apprehensive, and it was difficult to decide whether it was peace or war.Zhuge Liang used strategies to discuss major events in the world with the ministers of the Eastern Wu, and argued cleverly, persuading them and Sun Quan to join forces with Liu Bei to fight against Cao.There was the subsequent Battle of Chibi.This idiom originally refers to arguing with many Confucian advisers and refuting the opponent's arguments, and later refers to arguing fiercely with many people and refuting the opponent.

Cao Xueqin (about May 1715, 5 - about February 28, 1763)[2], whose name was Zhan, whose style name was Mengruan, and whose name was Xueqin, also known as Qinxi and Qinpu, the author of the Chinese classic "Dream of Red Mansions", There are disputes about his ancestral home (Liaoyang, Hebei, Fengrun, or Tieling, Liaoning[12]). He was born in Jiangning (now Nanjing). (One said Cao Fu's son) [1].In his early years, Cao Xueqin experienced a rich and romantic life in the weaving mansion in Jiangning, Nanjing[2].Great-grandfather Cao Xi worked as weaving in Jiangning; great-grandmother Sun was Emperor Kangxi's nanny; grandfather Cao Yin was Emperor Kangxi's companion and imperial guard, and later served as Jiangning weaving, and concurrently served as the inspector of Lianghuai Salt Inspection, and was extremely favored by Kangxi.In the sixth year of Yongzheng (1), Cao's family was ransacked due to a crime of deficit. Cao Xueqin moved back to his old house in Beijing with his family.Later, he moved to the western suburbs of Beijing and made a living by selling calligraphy and paintings and giving relief from friends [3].From then on, the Cao family fell into a slump and declined day by day.After experiencing a major turning point in life, Cao Xueqin deeply felt the inconsistency of the world, and had a clearer and deeper understanding of the feudal society.He despises the rich and powerful, stays away from officialdom, and lives a hard life of poverty.Cao Xueqin is open-minded and has a wide range of hobbies. He has studied gold and stone, poetry, painting, gardening, traditional Chinese medicine, darning, crafts, and diet.With his indomitable perseverance, after years of hardships, he finally created a great ideological and artistic work - "Dream of Red Mansions".After Cao Xueqin moved to the western suburbs of Beijing, her life became even more impoverished, "full of basil", and "the whole family ate porridge and wine on credit".In the 4th year of Qianlong (1728), his youngest son died. He fell into excessive sorrow and grief and was bedridden.On New Year's Eve (February 1) in the 27th year of Qianlong (1762), he died of poverty and illness without medical treatment.Regarding the year of Cao Xueqin's death, there are also theories of New Year's Eve in the 28th year of Qianlong (February 1763, 2) and early spring in Jiashen (12).

Wu Chengen (about 1500-1582), courtesy name Ruzhong,

Wu Chengen was keen and intelligent since he was a child, and he was well-read, especially fond of fairy tales.Good at painting, calligraphy, versatile.He suffered repeated setbacks in the imperial examination, and was promoted as a tribute student in Jiajing.In the 28th year of Jiajing (1549), he moved to Nanjing and made a living by selling literature.In the 39th year of Jiajing (1560), he served as the magistrate of Changxing County, Zhejiang Province, and soon resigned.Due to his difficult career, he decided not to be an official in his later years, wrote books behind closed doors, and died at home.

The group of monkeys respects the stone monkey as the Monkey King.In order to find the immortal formula, the Monkey King sailed alone on a raft across the ocean and came to a fishing village.He picked up clothes, stole shoes and hats, and went to restaurants to drink and eat noodles, made many jokes, and learned a bit of human appearance.Monkey King searched all the way, finally boarded the Lingtai inch, and saw the Pu TiZuShi in the oblique moon Samsung Cave.The ancestor named him Sun Wukong.

2. Official seal Bi Mawen:

The Dragon King and the King of Hades sued the Jade Emperor, and the Jade Emperor sent Taibai Jinxing to appease the Monkey King and asked him to go to heaven as an official.Wukong happily went there, and under the teasing of Wuqu Xingjun, the Jade Emperor made him Bi Mawen.When Wukong realized that he was just a groom, he turned back to Huaguo Mountain in a rage, raised a banner, and called himself

4. Trapped Prisoner Five Elements Mountain:

The Jade Emperor invited the Tathagata Buddha from the west, and the Tathagata fought with Wukong, but Wukong couldn't turn the palm of the Tathagata.Tathagata turned the five fingers into the "Five Elements Mountain" and pressed Wukong under the Five Elements Mountain.The Tiangong held the Anti-Tian Conference to celebrate the subjugation of the monster monkey and the peace of the world.Under the Five Elements Mountain, the Monkey King is lonely and desolate, having experienced rain, snow and wind and frost.

5. Monkey King Bao Tang Monk:

Wukong was instructed by Avalokitesvara, willing to convert to Buddhism, and waiting day and night for the learners.Xuanzang Road passes through Wuxing Mountain, uncovers the pressing posts of Tathagata, rescues Wukong, and names him Sunwalker.

The master and the apprentice went together and stayed overnight in the farmhouse. In a flash of white light, Tang Monk's white horse disappeared. Wukong found Yingshoujian and fought fiercely with the little white dragon, but he could not win.At night, the three strong robbers came to rob the farmhouse, Wukong beat all the robbers to death, Tang Seng blamed him for killing, and Wukong left the master in a fit of anger.