During the Three Kingdoms period, famous soldiers came forth in large numbers, including ten thousand enemies such as Lu Bu, Zhang Fei and Guan Yu, as well as handsome talents such as Zhuge Liang, Zhang Liao and Sima Yi, and even leaders of various forces such as Cao Cao, Liu Bei and Sun Quan, all of whom had high military talents. To make a difference in this era, we should not only have our own talents and skills, but also have corresponding opportunities.
When it comes to skills, no one dares to belittle the status of Wei Qing and Huo Qubing in China's military history. Both of them can be said to be rare geniuses, and they are both pioneers and perfectors of the strategy of attacking the enemy in depth from a long distance. The collapse of the powerful Xiongnu Empire in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty was in their hands. However, there are specializations in the industry. Wei Qing and Huo Qubing are good at cavalry-to-cavalry combat, and the fighting environment and means are quite different from those of the three countries.
To put it bluntly, the Three Kingdoms period was a civil war, and the main battlefield was in the hinterland of the Central Plains, which was very different from desert fighting. When Wei Qing and Huo Qubing fought beyond the Great Wall, their main goal was to find the enemy's position while hiding their whereabouts as much as possible, and then attack and defeat the enemy. In most wars in the Three Kingdoms period, you know the general location and even the number of enemy troops, so you need to do your best to destroy them.
Moreover, the biggest difference between the Central Plains and the Great Wall is that there is a city in the Central Plains and there is no city outside the Great Wall, which involves a besieged city. Siege warfare and field warfare are basically different types. Maybe everyone will say that military issues are similar, and practice makes perfect.
But how can there be so many opportunities for you to practice slowly on the battlefield? The experience of war is gradually accumulated. Self-defense Qing and Huo Qubing attacked Xiongnu in the north, and Shu, Wei and Wu have been at war for more than 300 years. The accumulation of more than 300 years is enough to cause many ideological innovations. This may not be direct. For example, if an ancient man really crossed the long river of history and came to today's world, do you think he would adapt well and live well? To be honest, I think there is a great chance that I will be regarded as a mental illness and spend the rest of my life in a mental hospital.
The experience of war is gradually accumulated. Self-defense Qing and Huo Qubing attacked Xiongnu in the north, and Shu, Wei and Wu have been at war for more than 300 years. The accumulation of more than 300 years is enough to cause many ideological innovations. This may not be direct. For example, if an ancient man really crossed the long river of history and came to today's world, do you think he would adapt well and live well? To be honest, I think there is a great chance that I will be regarded as a mental illness and spend the rest of my life in a mental hospital.
When it comes to opportunities, Wei Qing actually has the most say. If it weren't for the insight of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, who was promoted from the servants of the Princess House, what achievements would there be in the future? There are more opportunities in the Three Kingdoms, but if you meet some incompetent monarchs, you may not be able to display your skills. The most obvious one is Zhao Yun: when he was under Gongsun Zan, he was just a teenager, and Gongsun Zan didn't pay much attention to him. If you hadn't gone through all the hardships to join Liu Bei, you would have ended up just a mediocrity. When Huang Xu was under Yang Feng, he just chased him around, even though he was a martial artist. What's the use?