At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zhuge Liang plowed Nanyang, and Liu Bei urgently sought talents in order to urge him to help him fight for the country. He visited Zhu Gekongming in Wolong three times, and he lived in a thatched cottage in Longzhong. Later, he used the second allusion to express the emperor's understanding of his liegeman, and also expressed his sincere invitation or visit.
Seeing that the world was in constant war and the people were suffering, Zhuge Liang, a fledgling, promised to go out of the mountain and return to Xinye with Liu Bei. At this time, Cao Cao sent troops to capture Jingzhou, where Liu Biao's second son was stationed, and then attacked Liu Bei. Liu Bei's soldiers are outnumbered and the situation is critical. Zhuge Liang set an ambush in Bowangpo, trying to burn Cao Jun down with fire. At that time, people praised Zhuge Liang with poems: "Bo Wang attacked with fire, and commanded ruyi to joke."
Cao Cao's army, the leading group in the war of words, camped along the river and prepared to annex Jiangdong. Lord Wu Dongjun and his subjects were shocked and worried, and it was difficult to decide whether this was a peaceful war. Zhuge Liang used his strategy to discuss world affairs with officials, and skillfully argued to persuade them to unite with Sun Quan and Liu Bei against Cao. Battle of Red Cliffs came into being. This idiom originally meant to argue with many Confucian advisers and refute each other's arguments, but later it meant to argue with many people and refute each other fiercely.
Sun Quan used Gong Jin's trick to lure Liu Bei to get married in Dongwu, and coerced Liu Bei to return to Jingzhou. Before leaving, Zhuge Liang gave Zhao Yun three bags made of brocade, saying, "Seal three clever tricks in them and open them in turn." Zhao Yun, Liu Bei and Sun Gan led 500 soldiers to Nanxiu, broke Gong Jin's trick, married Sun Quan's sister Sun Shangxiang and fled back to Jingzhou. So that Soochow "lost his wife."
Zhuge Liang, a feather fan with a black scarf, said goodbye to the generals before he died and arranged military affairs. Although there was no secret mourning after his death, Sima Yi knew the truth when he saw the retreat of Shu soldiers, so he urged the army to catch up quickly. Suddenly, Wu got on the gun, flags fluttered, and Zhuge Liang appeared in a four-wheeled carriage. When Wei Jun saw that Ge Liang was still alive, he abandoned his armor and fled. Two days later, Sima Yi knew that the car was Woodenhead.
Three-legged Battle of Red Cliffs laid a three-legged position. Wei, Shu and Wu fought fiercely, but in the end, all the power went to Sima's house, ending the struggle among the three countries. Therefore, the two sentences at the end of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms are: "Three legs and three legs have become dreams, and future generations are complaining." Shooting is a metaphor for the stalemate between the three parties. There is also "Guo Guo" in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
1, such as drinking wine mash (Zhou Yu): Describe a broad-minded person, which originated from Zhou Yu's understanding of Cheng Pu in the official history and described Zhou Yu as broad-minded. 2. Zhu Rou's Resurrection (Liu Bei): Describing long-term idleness and no achievements in his career. 3, endless troubles (Liu Bei): refers to the endless disasters left for the future. 4, like a duck to water (Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang): Metaphorically, I got a person who is very congenial to me or an environment that suits me very well. 5. Three visits to Maolu (Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang): Describe the desire for talents, and then compare it with many sincere visits. 6, fledgling (Zhuge Liang): describe just come out to do things, lack of practical experience, more naive. 7. Crouching Tiger Dragon Plate (Zhuge Liang): Describe the majestic terrain of Nanjing. 8. Brainstorming (Zhuge Liang): It refers to concentrating everyone's opinions and expanding the effect of work. 9. Do one's best (Zhuge Liang): describe doing one's best until death. 10, empty city plan (Zhuge Liang): refers to a combat method. 1 1. Looking at plums to quench your thirst (Cao Cao): a metaphor for comforting yourself with fantasy. 12. Catch a knife (Cao Cao and his famous soldier Cui Yan): refers to the person who writes an article. 13, accounting for only eight buckets (Cao Zhi): describes high learning and good literary talent. 14, Seven-Step Talent (Cao Zhi): Described as superb talent and quick thinking. 15, Gao Chao (Guan Yu): The description is superior to others, and no one can compare it. 16, a brave (Zhao Yun): describe great courage. 17, Zhou Lang (Zhou Yu, Governor of Wu State): refers to a person who is proficient in music and opera 18, Chao Po (two sons of Kong Rong): it is a metaphor for the misfortune of a country or a collective, and its people or members are certainly not spared. 19, strong wall clearing the wild (Yu Xun, Cao Cao counselor) refers to a method of fighting through hunger and trapping the enemy. 20, such as chewing chicken ribs (Yang Xiu) metaphor is very boring. 2 1, the old calf (Yang Biao, Yang Xiu's father): a metaphor for parents caressing their children. 22. Like a bamboo (Du Yu): Metaphorically, the army won the battle all the way, and the situation was as smooth as a knife cutting a bamboo pole. 23. There is a bucket in the car (Wu, a Chinese doctor): It is not unusual to describe it with a lot. 24. The beheaded general (the governor of Ba County is Yan Yan): Describe a brave and unyielding strong man who would rather die than surrender. 25. Wu Xia Amon (the famous Monroe of the State of Wu): Describe a clown without knowledge. 26. Take it for granted (Kong Rong): Describe a subjective assumption with no factual basis. 27. Soldiers are expensive and swift (Guo Jia, counselor of Wei State): refers to the swift use of soldiers. 28, rude remarks (Zhang He): Describe speaking impolitely and impolite. 29. Late bloomer (Cui Yan): It takes a long time to describe outstanding talents. 30. Carrying heavy objects (Pang Tong, known as "Feng Chu", Lu Ji, Gu Shao): Carrying heavy objects to a distant place. 3 1, happy without thinking about Shu () metaphor, happy without forgetting the roots. 32. Delong Wangshu (Cao Cao) refers to Gansu area; Shu: It refers to Sichuan area. After taking Longyou, we will take Xishu. Metaphor is insatiable.