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Manuscript of Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Romance of the Three Kingdoms, one of China's classical Four Great Classical Novels, is China's first chapter-by-chapter historical romance novel. Its full name is Popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms (also known as Romance of the Three Kingdoms), written by Luo Guanzhong, a famous novelist in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. There are several versions of the popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms, such as Jiajing Renwu Edition. By the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, Mao Zonggang had rearranged the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, revised the wording and changed the poems. The following is a small handwritten newspaper about the romance of the Three Kingdoms.

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Contents and materials of the famous manuscripts of Romance of the Three Kingdoms;

The battle of Guandu defeated Yuan Shao.

In the fourth year of Jian 'an (A.D. 199), Sun Ce was wounded by his men in Jiangdong, seriously injured, and even died of the wrath of Yuji. Sun Quan took the lead in entering Jiangdong, inherited the inheritance of his father and brother, and reconciled with Cao Cao.

When Yuan Shao learned that 700,000 troops attacked Cao Cao, Cao Cao greeted him with 70,000 troops and fought in Guandu (in the fifth year of Jian 'an, AD 200). Cao Cao persevered after many twists and turns. Yuan Shao's counselor Xu You didn't use his words, so he came to vote for Cao Cao and offered a plan to burn the nest. The fire broke out overnight, and Yuan Shao's power declined greatly. Cao Cao smashed Yuan Shao in Cangting again, and Yuan Shao vomited blood and died. Liu Bei took advantage of the fire to rob Cao from Runan and was defeated by Cao Cao. Vote for Liu Biao in Jingzhou and stay in Xinye. After several battles, Cao Cao finally conquered Jizhou, but Guo Jia died. When he died, he offered a secret plan, which enabled Cao Cao to pacify Liaodong and rule the north in a short time.

Three Visits to Maolu and the Change of Jingxiang

In the 12th year of Jian 'an (A.D. 207), Uncle Cai Mao, the second son of Jingzhou and Liu Biao, fought for power with Liu Bei and set Liu Bei up twice. Liu Bei jumped into Tanxi and survived, and came to Shuijing Village in Xiangyang. Mr Si Mahui took out his water mirror and listened to what Wolong and Feng Chu said. The next day, Lu Yu volunteered, and Xu Shu, the first strategist of Liu Bei's army. Cao Jun attacked, and Xu Shu defeated him. His talent opened Liu Bei's eyes. Cao Cao took Xu Shu's mother as a threat and earned Xu Shu as a capital. When Xu Shu left, he recommended Zhuge Liang to Liu Bei, that is, Mr. Wolong, and vowed never to design for Cao Cao.

From the autumn of the twelfth year of Jian 'an to the spring of the thirteenth year of Jian 'an (AD 208), Liu Bei visited Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang was greatly moved. In Longzhong, he analyzed Liu Bei's world situation and revealed the mystery of climate, geography and human harmony. Finally, he came out to assist Liu Bei and became a generation of wise men.

Bowangpo and Xinye City were attacked by fire twice, and Zhuge Liang defeated Cao Jun. Liu Biao died of illness, and Cai Mao secretly supported his youngest son, Liu Cong, and dedicated the nine counties of Jingxiang to Cao Cao. Cao Cao pursued Liu Bei with an army of 830,000. Liu Bei was forced to cross the river with the people and suffered setbacks and humiliation. In order to save young master Liu Chan, Zhao Yun broke into Cao Cao's barracks alone many times, which made him brilliant in his next life. At the same time, Zhang Fei launched a massive attack on the Changban Bridge, which made many soldiers in Cao Ying afraid. Liu Bei entered Jiangxia under the leadership of Guan Yu, Zhuge Liang and Liu Qi, the eldest son of Liu Biao.

Battle of Red Cliffs burned Cao Bing to death.

Cao Cao sent a letter to Jiangdong, threatening Sun Quan to surrender and capturing Liu Bei. Sun Quan sent Lu Su across the river.

Explore the truth and falsehood. Zhuge Liang took the opportunity to enter Wu Dong to enlighten Zhou Yu with Confucianism, and finally made Sun Quan decide to break Cao. In Chaisang, Zhou Yu took up 50,000 troops and confronted Cao Cao's 830,000 troops across the river. Cao Jun lost the Battle of Feishui, and Jiang Gan went to Wu Dongjun camp to surrender to Zhou Yu, but Zhou Yu conspired to frame him and stole Zhou Yu's forged letters by mistake, which led to Cao Cao's manslaughter of Cai Mao and Zhang Yun, the only two people in Cao Cao's camp who knew the Battle of Feishui. In Wu Dongjun camp, Zhou Yu hated Zhuge Liang's talent and was not used by Wu Dong, which made Zhu Gejin's surrender to Zhuge Liang unsuccessful. That was from the heart. Zhuge Liang won two wits. The second song "Borrowing Arrows from Grass Boat" made Zhou Yu sigh.