Bodyguard Xu Chu vs Bodyguard Zhao Yun, who can laugh at the end of the two?
When it comes to the Three Kingdoms, we have to mention two people, namely Cao Cao and Liu Bei, the benevolent lord. In addition to being heroes at that time, these two people also have a common feature, that is, they have very powerful bodyguards. As we all know, Cao Cao's first bodyguard was none other than Xu Chu, and Zhao Yun was Liu Bei's first bodyguard. So, if these two bodyguards fight a battle, who will win?
One. Xu Chu
Xu Chu (Image from the Internet)
Xu Chu, the character Zhongkang, is more than eight feet long, with a waist of ten circumferences, a majestic appearance, and a brave spirit. His weapon is a machete and his mount is a great horse. He followed Cao Cao very early on, and since Dianwei's death in battle, he was mainly responsible for Cao Cao's escort work. During the Battle of Guandu, it was discovered that he was plotting to kill Cao Cao and killed all the Assassins. During the Battle of Weinan, he covered his face with his left hand while wearing heavy armor, and controlled the paddle in his right hand to make Cao Cao successfully cross the river safely, only to find that he had already been hit by several arrows, and only let Xu Chu accompany him when meeting with Ma Chao and Han Sui, during which Ma Chao wanted to attack Cao Cao, but when he heard xu Chu's name and suspected that Xu Chu was riding Xu Chu, he asked Cao Cao where Hou An was, Cao Cao pointed at Xu Chu, and Xu Chu angrily looked at Ma Chao to make him give up. Xu Chu's bravery was highly valued by Cao Cao, and he was named the Marquis of Hu by Cao Cao, and the world called him "Tiger Fool".
Two. Zhao Yun
Zhao Yun, Zi Zi Long, weapon Rainstorm Pear Flower Gun, mount white dragon horse. Eight feet long, with a majestic posture, he was a famous general of the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. Zhao Yun followed Liu Bei for nearly thirty years, and successively participated in the Battle of Bowangpo, the Battle of Changshanpo, and the Battle of Jiangnan Pacification. Unlike Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun rarely commanded major battles independently, and his main task was to be responsible for defending Liu Bei's safety. In the Battle of Changshanpo, Zhao Yun rode the savior alone and became famous ever since. When Liu Bei heard about this, he praised Zhao Yun for "zilong being bold." It is precisely because Zhao Yun is mainly responsible for Liu Bei's security work that his battle achievements are difficult to compare with Guan Yu Zhang Fei and others. Therefore, in the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, Zhao Yun was at the end of the Five Tigers of the Shu Han Dynasty. But we cannot deny his military prowess in this way.
After reading the introduction of the two, it can be found that these two people can be described as chess opponents. In their bodies, there are many similar characteristics, such as: both are loyal and courageous, and they are all superhuman. However, there are also significant differences. Throughout the lives of the two, I think that Xu Chu's combat style is biased towards the strength type, that is, the thunderous attack of the Taishan crushing style; while Zhao Yun's combat style is more technical, that is, the kind of drizzle-like attack of four or two thousand pounds.
Based on this, if the two really fight head-to-head, I am more optimistic that Zhao Yun will win. This is because the drizzle attack is not fatal, but it lasts a long time and has a strong explosive force after it, while the Tarzan top attack, although high in damage, is short in duration and uncertain. Therefore, Zhao Yun's chances of winning are greater. But this is not absolute, because it is also subject to the constraints of various objective factors at that time and their own impromptu play. Since these two people rarely command troops, this article ignores the two people's commanding ability for the time being, but only briefly talks about their military competition.
Xu Chu and Zhao Yun, one rigid and one soft, one fierce and one courageous. The two have their own strengths and characteristics. As the bodyguards that Cao Cao and Liu Bei trusted the most, they did have superiority, and they were by no means idle people. It can be said that the two are outstanding representatives of the history of Chinese bodyguards and a unique scenery in the history of the Three Kingdoms. In any case, they live up to their lords and their mission! History has not forgotten, and we have not forgotten them.