The Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms records: "From asking Guan Yu, don't fight with Pan Zhang to Linfeng Bird Feather." ”
After Guan Yu defeated Maicheng, he was killed, so who captured Guan Yu?
It was Zhu Ran and Pan Zhang of Eastern Wu. Zhu Ran and Sun Quan are small, when the two go to school, they study together and leave school together, with deep feelings and deep feelings. When he grew up, Sun Quan was called the boss of Eastern Wu, and Zhu Ran was called the general of Eastern Wu, assisting Sun Quan in defending Eastern Wu.
Zhu Ran's peak battle was to follow Lü Meng in his conquest of Guan Yu and successfully capture and kill Guan Yu. When Lü Meng was seriously ill, Sun Quan asked Lü Meng, "Who can replace you?" ”
Lü Meng recommended Zhu Ran to Sun Quan, and he said to Sun Quan: "Zhu Ran has talent and can replace me." Sure enough, after Lü Meng's death, Zhu Ran was reused by Sun Quan, a general who guarded the town and defended the stability of Eastern Wu.
When Liu Bei led his troops to attack Eastern Wu, Zhu Ran followed Lu Xun on his expedition and repeatedly built Qigong, eventually defeating Liu Bei. The Wei state of Cao Zhen and Xiahou Shang led troops to attack Jiangling, Zhu Ran commanded the Wu army to calmly fight and defeat the Wei army, and since then Zhu Ran's great name has resounded throughout the Three Kingdoms, and everyone knows that Eastern Wu has a tiger general named Zhu Ran.
Zhu Ran followed Sun Quan in his southern expedition to the north and made great military achievements, and was deeply trusted by Sun Quan. In the twelfth year of Wu Chiwu (249 AD), Zhu Ran died of illness, ending his life. Although Zhu Ran is dead, his story is not over.
A thousand years later, Zhu Ran's mausoleum was discovered, and the contents of it caused a sensation, even Japan was sensational, and Japanese experts rushed over. So what exactly was found in Zhu Ran's mausoleum?
In 1984, Zhu Ran's mausoleum was excavated in Yushan Township, Ma'anshan City, Anhui Province. In addition to jewelry in Zhu Ran's tomb, there is also a pair of "lacquered clogs", which have attracted the attention of Japanese experts.
When it comes to clogs, the first thing that comes to mind is Japan, because the Japanese have always worn clogs, and they are still wearing them. However, the Japanese believe that clogs were invented by them, not imported from China.
However, with the excavation of clogs from Zhu Ran's tomb, it can at least prove that during the Han Dynasty, China already had clogs. Clogs have always been the shoes of Chinese, passed down for thousands of years, and in the Yuan Dynasty, clogs gradually withdrew from the stage of history.
However, clogs flourished in Japan and, like kimonos, became a symbol of Japan. In fact, whether it is kimono or clogs, they all come from China, but China has not protected it well, and it has gradually disappeared, and I have to say that this is a cultural loss!
References: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, A Brief History of Chinese Culture, etc