Anyone who has seen "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" must know that in the late Three Kingdoms period, the two most powerful camps. It should be the State of Wei and the State of Shu. These two camps have been the protagonists of the entire Three Kingdoms from beginning to end, and on the contrary, Eastern Wu is a supporting role. In these two camps there are many famous people, many of whom are in the middle of a hundred.
Among them, there are many famous generals in the Shu kingdom camp, and the most famous one is that there are "five tiger generals called Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Ma Chao, Huang Zhong, and Zhao Yun, not only in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" novel, but also in Chen Shou's earliest "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the five people are juxtaposed into one biography.
Over time, the order of the five people's characters has also changed in various versions. But little has changed, and Guan Yu has always been the head of the Five Tiger Generals. At the same time, among the five tiger generals, there is also the most special one, this person is Ma Chao.
Ma Chao was praised by the Qiang people as the god of war, and almost stabbed Cao Cao to death with one shot. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, It is described that Cao Cao "cut his beard and abandons his robe" and bluntly said, "Horses do not die, and I have no burial place!" Later, Cao Cao used a strategy to alienate Han Sui and Ma Chao, and also killed Ma Chao's father. It can be said that there is a vendetta against the heavens, but later after Ma Chao gained power, he led his army to retaliate.
Ma Chaobing approached the city, but Cao Cao did not dare to come out. In the end, Xu Chu could not listen to Ma Chao's scolding and asked to go out of the city to fight. Xu Chu was a general under Cao Cao, and according to historical records, "Xu Chu was more than eight feet long, with a waist of ten circumferences, a majestic appearance, and great courage." "Eight feet is about two meters when you put it in the present." Coupled with physical fitness, it can be described as very intimidating.
The Fifty-ninth Time in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Ma Chao was angry, intending to rush forward to capture it, saw a person behind the cao, opened his strange eyes, held a steel knife, and stood up with his horse. Suspected that it was Xu Chu, Nai Yang whip asked, "There is a Tiger Hou in the Wen Ru army, an Zaizai?" Xu Chu raised his knife and shouted, "I am Xu Chuye of Yu County!" "Eyes are shining, and the wind is shaking." Chao did not dare to move, And nairoma returned.
The main description of this passage is that when Cao Cao left the city, Ma Chao even wanted to raid Cao Cao and capture Cao Cao alive. But I saw that Cao Cao had a man, who "opened his strange eyes, carried a steel knife, and stood on his horse." This person is Xu Chu, Ma Chao is afraid that his surprise attack will not succeed, but will be laughed at, so Ma Chao dismissed the idea of raiding. But later we learned that in the end, Xu Chu still fought against Ma Chao.
The Fifty-ninth Time in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: More than a hundred battles were fought, and there was no difference between victory and defeat. The horses were sleepy, and each returned to the army, changed horses, and went out again. And more than a hundred fights, regardless of victory or defeat. Xu Chu got up, flew back into the formation, unloaded his armor, burst out of his body, raised his knife naked, and turned over on his horse to fight ma Chao. The two armies were horrified. The two fought for more than thirty years, and Chu Fenwei raised his knife and cut Ma Chao. Super flashed, a shot at Chu's heart stabbed. Chu abandoned the knife and grabbed the gun. Two grabbed guns on horseback. Xu Zhuli was so powerful that with a loud bang, he broke the barrel of his gun and beat him on the horse with half a knot. Fearing that Chu had made a mistake, he ordered Xiahou Yuan and Cao Hong to attack together.
This time it describes the scene when Xu Chu and Ma Chao fought, and both of them first had more than a hundred will not win or lose. Even the horses were tired, so they went back to another horse and fought again. At the end of the battle, Cao Cao seemed to see something, worried that Xu Chu had lost, and ordered xiahou yuan and Cao Hong, two clan generals, to come forward and attack Ma Chao.
Among them, it can be seen that Xu Chu has the upper hand, otherwise, Cao Cao would not have let Xiahou Yuan and Cao Hong come forward to help. Therefore, if you really fight to the end, I am afraid that the person who will win in the end must be Ma Chao. Although the final outcome is not a winner or loser, it is actually Ma Chao who is better. What do you think about that?