Introduction: Cao Cao Cao's boss, in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" has many reasonable quotes, and he has his own unique views on how to see people and things, in fact, this is also the novel author wants to show his views and attitudes to the world through Cao Cao.
Cao Cao's famous quote
In the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Cao Cao's classic quotations can be described as many as cattle feathers, such as "How to relieve worries, only Du Kang", "Song to wine, geometry of life", etc., and the most famous of them is the sentence "No one bears me!" ”
However, when we appreciate the spiritual impact brought by the sentence, do we also find that Cao Cao looks at things very rationally and thoroughly, and often a sentence can hit the point, make people resonate, and agree with his views.
For example, when he evaluated the two fierce generals Lü Bu and Zhao Yun during the Three Kingdoms period, he used 4 words to evaluate them, which was not only concise and concise, but also broke the gap between the two in one word.
Lü Bu's four-word evaluation
Lü Bu this person in the eyes of many people are the first in the three kingdoms of force, this point is indeed not covered, whether it is a novel or a history, his ability is obvious to all, a height of a zhang, superb martial arts, several encounters with fierce generals can be completely retreated, this alone, in the Three Kingdoms no one has the ability.
Take a duel outside Puyang City, where Boss Cao's six generals, including Xu Chu, Er Xiahou, and Dianwei, besieged Lü Bu, and although Lü Bu failed to defeat in the end, he could retreat.
You know, Xu Chu alone has few opponents, even Zhao Zilong can only fight with him, not to mention the same level of Dianwei and several other first-class generals, and when it comes to Lü Bu, Xu Chu only fought for 20 rounds, and if cao Cao did not send the remaining 5 generals in time to help, I am afraid that there would be nothing xu Chu behind.
The reason why Boss Cao used 6 fierce generals to fight Lü Bu was because he saw Lü Bu's bravery as early as the battle of Dong Zhuo's Tiger Prison Pass, so at that time he used the four words of "heroic and invincible" to evaluate Lü Bu.
What about Zhao Zilong?
Zhao Yun's four-word evaluation
In order to create a bold Zilong, the author of the novel added a lot of wonderful drama to him, the most thrilling of which is "seven in and seven out", as if Zhao Zilong's entry and exit of Cao Cao's army is as simple as playing.
Of course, in addition to his super high force value, his character has nothing to say, and he silently pays behind Liu Bei's back without asking for any return, just by virtue of this chivalrous courage, Zhao Yun has nothing to say.
If he had to compare himself with Lü Bu, there didn't seem to be a particularly big difference except that he was 2 feet shorter than Feng Xian. The most important thing is that Lü Bu belongs to the charge type of fierce generals, and Zilong belongs to the protection type of generals, if you really let Zhao Yun charge the battle, it may not be brilliant. But if You let Zilong participate in the rescue and protection work, he will definitely be able to complete the task perfectly, which we can see from Zilong's life.
For example, we said earlier that "Zhao Zilong seven in and seven out" is to rescue Liu Bei's family, and the subsequent "interception of the river to seize the battle" and "Zilong to protect the loyalty" are all rescue operations, and on the contrary, Zilong rarely leads the army to duel battles, which also fully illustrates the truth of the phrase "people's strengths, make the best use of things", so Zilong's position in the first half of his life is not high, and he has always played the role of Liu Bei's personal security captain.
However, if It is not true that Zilong is not brave and fierce, in the Battle of Changshanpo, Zilong's swaddled Ah Dou went all the way and quietly solved more than 50 Cao generals. When he broke through all difficulties and successfully delivered Ah Dou to Liu Bei's hands, his body was trembling, after all, this was the life of nine deaths, and this loyalty and courage was not more thrilling than bravery?
Because of this, after Cao Cao saw the bravery of Zilong in Changshanpo, he used the four words "True Tiger General" to evaluate.
However, through Boss Cao's evaluation, we can also draw a conclusion that although there are not many tiger generals in the Three Kingdoms, only One person who is "brave and invincible" is Fengxian, so in his mind, Zilong is still inferior to Lü Fengxian.
Ironically, however, Lü Fengxian, who was regarded as invincible, finally died at his own hands, which also corresponded to his own words, "No one should bear me", he killed Fengxian, afraid that one day Fengxian would deal with himself like he did with several of his righteous fathers.
brief summary
After reading the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", we will feel bored and indifferent, which also shows the success of the author's design in terms of character shaping and public opinion guidance.
In fact, it is not difficult for us to find that although the author strives to shape the image of Shu Han, the place that can really arouse the resonance of readers lies in the grassroots identity of Liu Guanzhang and many Shu Han generals, the sense of achievement of the grassroots counterattack, and their final tragic ending, which is enough to make many people fascinated and shed tears.
Reference: Romance of the Three Kingdoms