The three prodigies of the Three Kingdoms, one died prematurely, one was buried, and one was a town guard for 50 years but was misunderstood
Introduction: Everyone should be familiar with the Three Kingdoms, Yuan Benchu, who was the fourth duke of the ancestors and sat in Hebei, but was defeated and killed in the end; the sinister and cunning Cao Mengde, who blackmailed the son of heaven to make the princes the most powerful monarch of the Three Kingdoms; and Zhuge Liang, the Shu Han Chancellor who bowed down to death and died, and so on, these heroes Haojie's fighting wits and courage formed a dazzling history of the Three Kingdoms. But in addition to adults, there were three prodigies in that period, who were either clever and clever, or brilliant, or clever. With their unique wisdom and a strong record in history, who are they?
The first is Cao Chong. As Cao Cao's own son, he began to receive an elite education from an early age. Because of his talent, no matter what Mr. Teaching teaches, he learns very quickly, and many times he can even give an example, which is very surprising. Once Sun Quan gave elephants to Cao Cao as a gift, elephants were very rare in the Central Plains at that time, and many ministers came to see them and wanted to know how heavy the elephants were. After thinking of many ways, cao chong finally replaced the weight of the elephant with a stone, and successfully measured the weight of the elephant, which embarrassed the ministers and also recognized Cao Chong's IQ, calling him a prodigy; once Cao Cao's men committed a crime and were afraid of surrendering, Cao Chong learned that the conditions of their family were very hard, so he secretly helped him solve the problem and let him not be punished. He showed this benevolence at a very young age, and Cao Cao once wanted him to be his heir, but he unfortunately died later, and Cao Cao was in pain.
The second is zhou no doubt. He lived in Jingzhou as a child, was very clever, and was called a prodigy by the people of the time. When Cao Cao's army marched south to attack Jingzhou, their entire family moved to Xuchang. Because they were the same age as Cao Chong, the two of them became very good friends by chance, studying together every day and studying the scriptures together. Cao Cao saw these practices in his eyes and was very happy. But with Cao Chong's premature death, every time Cao Cao saw Zhou Buxi, he would think of Cao Chong and feel very uncomfortable. In addition, Cao Cao also knew Zhou Bu's iq, and was worried that no one would be able to control his talent when he grew up, so he sent someone to assassinate him and let him accompany Cao Chong.
The last person even Liu Chan Liu Adou. Everyone may be surprised to see here, it is actually Ah Dou! Isn't he a fool, and why is he called a prodigy? Turning over history, we will see that after Ah Dou was released by Zhao Yun when he was a child, with the continuous victory of Liu Bei's war, Liu Bei's territory and official position became bigger and bigger. After the Battle of Hanzhong, Liu Bei was proclaimed king, and Ah Dou, as Liu Bei's designated heir, made Zhuge Liang his teacher, teaching him to learn military tactics, governing the country, and various books that the king must learn. At a young age, Ah Dou could understand those books very thoroughly, and Zhuge Liang was greatly surprised, and the soldiers of the Shu Kingdom called him a prodigy.
Later, with the defeat and death of Liu Beibing, the national strength of the Shu state plummeted. Ah Dou took over the Shu Han Empire when he was a minor, and with the assistance of Zhuge Liang, Shu Han gradually recovered. However, with zhuge Liang's death, the Shu state had no advantage in facing Wei and Wu alone, the national strength was very weak, and the army was not good enough for them. However, under such a difficult circumstance, Ah Dou could still defend the Shu Kingdom for fifty years, which was not something that ordinary people could do. He usually thinks of himself as a weak world, but he deliberately disguises his mask.
Conclusion: For most ordinary people, the IQ of childhood is almost the same level, but there will always be very prominent people in the group, and such prominent people we usually call "prodigies". The three prodigies in the text have a higher starting point than others and are supposed to create greater achievements, but because of the impermanence of fate, the final result is so different that it is lamentable.