The wind is swirling in the clouds, and it is customary to watch the mulberry fields become vicissitudes; from ancient times to the present, how many stories are laughing!
Before Ye Mengguan, Ma Chao Zhang Fei's dialogue before the battle was a classic, which can be described as a golden sentence. Zhang Feijing asked Ma Chao before he asked, "Do you recognize Zhang Yide, a Yan person?" "It's for Zhang Fei, a rugged person who has been debuting for a long time and is well-known in the world." And Ma Chao replied to Zhang Fei: "My family has been a prince for many generations, do you know Murano Pifu!" The mouth of "Jinma Chao", which comes from the conceit, is the most appropriate.
Zhang Fei claimed to be a Yan person Zhang Yide at least three times in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: when he made a big fuss about Changsaka Bridge, he said it twice in a row. The first time was a loud shout, the result was that Cao Jun heard all their legs trembling and Cao Cao hurriedly ordered the umbrella cover to be removed; the second time was to open his eyes and drink again, and the result was that Cao Cao was quite retreating and Cao Cao's rear army moved. In front of Ye Mengguan, when facing Ma Chao, Zhang Fei threw his gun out of the horse and shouted, and the result was that Ma Chao replied without pain or itch: My family has been a prince for many generations, do you know the village no pifu! Although it is only casual and full of confidence, it is not a mouthful, and it is made out of nothing. Ma Chao, a "second-generation official" with real talent and practical learning, faced with Zhang Fei, who is famous in the world for "creating a generation", did not care at all, or even looked down on it, and dismissed it.
The reason why Ma Chao teased Zhang Fei like this is because of the following reasons.
That is, the first is the disparity in origin.
The "three religions and nine streams" are commonly used to classify the status and occupational names of people. The three religions and nine streams, which used to refer to various schools of religion or scholarship, also generally refer to people from all walks of life in society. The Nine Streams refer to the nine identities of different dignity and inferiority. From honor to inferiority: emperors, scribes, officials, doctors, monks, soldiers, peasants, craftsmen, and merchants. After Ma Chao was a famous general, his father Ma Teng was a former general, False Festival, and Fenghuai Lihou; the ancestor Ma Yuan was one of the founding heroes of the Eastern Han Dynasty, because of his meritorious officer General Fu Bo, He was given the title of Marquis of Xinxi. For this reason, Ma Chao is a tiger in the door, a superior person, and is simply a family in the family. Zhang Fei was nothing more than a local tycoon of Zhuo County who sold wine and slaughtered pigs, and there was no record of anyone entering the eunuch as a eunuch in his ancestors. Therefore, Zhang Fei is a village man, an inferior person, purely a grassroots in the grassroots. Ma Chao, who was born noble, faced Zhang Fei, who was born from a lowly background, naturally looked down on him, looked down on him, and disdained to say more to Zhang Fei.
Second, the difference in fame.
He likes to use "young heroes" to make honorary evaluations of people's excellent quality and superior martial courage. Ma Chao became famous earlier, and when he first accompanied his father to recruit Li Daoguo feng at the age of seventeen, he killed Wang Fang and captured Li Meng outside Chang'an City, and made many military achievements. Since then, Ma Chao has rarely had any opponents around him, confident and conceited, and naturally does not have a cold feeling for Zhang Fei, nor does he put Zhang Fei in his eyes. Zhang Fei became famous when he was twenty-four years old when he was in the Tiger Prison Pass "Three Ying Battle Lü Bu". Then follow the "often defeated general" Liu Bei, from north to south, from east to west, running around, it is difficult to have deeds to circulate. Ma Chao was famous earlier and became famous, and naturally there was no zhang fei position in his eyes that was famous later and not well-known.
Third, the results are very different.
It is good to use the "brilliant battle record" to evaluate the merits of the general's conquest of the battlefield and the siege of the city. At the age of thirty-two, Ma Chao was given the title of General of the Partial General and Marquis of Duting, commanding Ma Teng's troops, and tun bing Yu Huaili as a prince of the party. At the age of thirty-six, when he was fighting with Cao Cao at Tongguan, Ma Chao forced Cao Cao to abandon his robe and flee. Since then, Ma Chao has become a monument to Cao Cao's mouth that "horses do not die, I have no burial place" and has moved the world and forged a monument to his famous generals. At the age of forty-two, during the Battle of Changsaka Bridge, although it was Zhang Fei's famous work, it only allowed Cao Cao to temporarily delay the pace of pursuing Liu Bei. Most of the time, Liu Bei was a defeated general under Cao Cao and could not match Cao Cao at all. At the age of fifty-five, Zhang Feicai was made a cheqi general by Liu Bei, a lieutenant of the leading division, and was made the Marquis of Xixiang. Zhang Fei was also a million enemies that Cao Cao had heard of "taking the head of a general in a million troops, such as probing for things", and naturally a hundred were not looked down upon by Ma Chao. Therefore, Ma Chao angered Zhang Fei's "Murano Pifu" with the "Prince of The World", thus provoking Zhang Fei and making him do his best to duel with himself.
Before Ye Meng passed, the heroic Ma Chao, although extremely conceited and looked down on Zhang Fei, had no conceited capital, and was reduced from a prince in charge to a guest general who sold his life. It can be said that the phoenix that falls into the water is not as good as the chicken.