The wife and children have given it to you, I don't want it!
This was what Liu Bang said to Xiang Yu when he was chased by Xiang Yu.
Liu Bang only cared about his own life, so he abandoned his wife and son, and lost his wife and children to Xiang Yu. However, Xiang Yu had the benevolence of a woman, and did not give Liu Bang's wife and children a good care, but took good care of them and gave them back to Liu Bang.
Four hundred years later, Liu Bang's descendant Liu Bei repeated the drama of Liu Bang, as concocted, the only difference was that the ending was different, Cao Cao did not give Liu Bei's wife and children to him.
In the thirteenth year of Han Jian'an (208 AD), Cao Cao personally led an army south to attack Jingzhou. After Liu Biao's death, his son Liu Chun succeeded to the throne, and he surrendered without a fight and surrendered Jingzhou to Cao Cao. After Liu Bei knew, he quickly fled.
Cao Cao sent a tiger and leopard to pursue Liu Bei, and he must kill Liu Bei. As a result, the Liu Bei group and the Cao Cao group had a fire and merger, and the two sides were inseparable.
At the time of the Battle of Changshanpo, Liu Bei lost his wife Lady Gan and his two daughters, and the scene was very chaotic, Liu Bei could not find them, they could not find Liu Bei, and the vast sea of people was full of fighting.
Liu Bei was rescued by Zhang Fei and others, and Lady Gan and her two daughters were forgotten in the sea of people. After Liu Bei escaped, Zhao Yun returned to the rebel army to look for Lady Gan.
Zhao Yun fought left and right, and finally protected Lady Gan and Ah Dou out, but Liu Bei's two daughters could not be found. So where did liu and the two women go? They were captured by Cao Cao.
Although Cao Cao was lustful, he was not a good girl, a good woman, and Liu Nu was obviously not Cao Cao's dish, and Cao Cao was not interested in them.
In the process of pursuing Liu Bei, Cao Chun showed bravery, so Cao Cao gave Liu and his daughters to him.
Cao Chun was very excited to mention the two beautiful women. If Liu and the two married a handsome man, it would be okay, but they married Cao Chun, a fifty-year-old bad old man, and it was like two flowers planted on cow dung.
Why did Cao Cao do this? It was to humiliate Liu Bei and make Liu Bei lose face. Although Liu Bei knew that his daughter was married to someone older than himself, he did not dare to squeak, and there was nothing he could do. The daughter is the father's personal little cotton jacket, Liu Bei's daughter was so abused by Cao Cao, his heart is dripping blood!
References: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Book of the Later Han Dynasty, Zizhi Tongjian, etc