Brief introduction:
At that time, the Yidaizhao incident had just occurred, and the uncle Dong Cheng, with the Yidaizhao of the Han Xian Emperor, went to see Liu Bei, and after a detailed discussion. Not long after, Liu Bei was invited to drink by Cao Cao's people.
At that time, Qingmei had just matured, and Cao Cao invited Liu Bei to drink plum wine with him and taste the heroes of the world. Liu Bei said a series of people, all of which were vetoed by Cao Cao, and finally Cao Cao told Liu Bei: The hero of the world, only the king and the ear.
This sentence frightened Liu Bei, and the chopsticks in his hand fell to the ground. Because Liu Bei was worried that Cao Cao knew that he was a hero, the matter of planting land in the vegetable garden was deliberately hiding his ambitions, which was not a good thing.
If this is the case, then Cao Cao Tie will definitely kill himself.
Just at this moment, a lightning bolt and thunder in the sky defused this embarrassing situation for Liu Bei. Liu Bei quickly said that the thunder was too loud, and the baby was scared to death. This made Cao Cao very satisfied, and he felt that Liu Bei's so-called ambition was nothing more than that.
The above is the whole process of Ome cooking wine on heroes, so how much of this is true and how much is fake? Let's analyze them one by one.
01 Cao Cao did eat with Liu Bei, but it is not clear whether there was Qingmei boiling wine.
First of all, it is certain that the Incident of the Cloaked Commandments really happened. Although Emperor Xian of Han was in a pocket, he did want to seize power from his vassals. There is no right or wrong, only the difference between strong and weak.
Emperor Xian of Han was weak, so he could not fight the powerful Cao Cao, and naturally wanted to fall by the side. Contacting Liu Bei, Ma Teng, and others through Dong Cheng was also a means for him to seize power.
Before the first lord came out, Emperor Xian's uncle, the general Dong Cheng, was secretly edicted by the emperor and became the Duke of Cao. The Lord did not send it first. It was when Cao Gong calmly said that the first lord said, "Today's heroes, only the king and the ear." The original disciples, less than a few, also "eat first, and lose the dagger." He conspired with Chenghe and Changshui Lieutenant Zhongji, General Wu Zilan, and Wang Zifu. The meeting with the envoy was not sent. Things are all under scrutiny. --- Romance of the Three Kingdoms
It happened that Cao Cao and Liu Bei were eating together, but it was unknown who invited whom to eat.
And how many people ate together at that time, it was also a small number.
We don't know what kind of scene it was, but Cao Cao and Liu Bei must have sat down to eat together. And it was a place where Cao Cao could speak freely, and perhaps it was really Cao Cao who was inviting Liu Bei to dinner.
As for the ome boiled wine, this is the author's matter of adding oil and vinegar
。 Because the author thought of an idiom related to Cao Cao, Wangmei quenches thirst, so he made an extension on this basis, and incidentally introduced the story of Wangmei quenching thirst, which can be said to be very clever.
It is easy for us to understand this matter, because Cao Cao's invitation to Liu Bei to dinner is a very common thing.
In order to win people's hearts, Cao Cao often used this trick. After that, in order to subdue Guan Yu, it was also a small feast for three days and a big feast for five days.
From this, we can infer that this banquet should also be Liu Bei, who was invited by Cao Cao. At that time, Liu Bei could have a good place to live, don't invite guests to eat.
Therefore, Liu Bei should have gone to Cao Cao's place for dinner, and the people present were basically Cao Cao's cronies. Even, we can think that this is Cao Cao's invitation to Liu Bei at a separate banquet to show respect for talents.
02 They are the heroes of the world, but the method seems to be different.
They commented together on the hero of the world, it is true that there is, but another way of saying it. In the rendition, Cao Cao asked Liu Bei who could be called heroes.
Liu Bei said everything from Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu to Liu Biao, Liu Zhang, Sun Ce, and even Gongsun Zhan and Ma Teng, but Cao Cao told him that only the two of them were real heroes in the world.
However, the records in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms are completely different:
Here we are told that Cao Cao went straight to the subject, and while eating, he told Liu Bei that he was a hero under the sky
There are only two people, Liu Bei and I, Cao Cao, and people like Yuan Shao cannot be compared with us.
There is no large number of characters that Liu Bei said here, but Cao Cao directly said the result
。 So what's the difference between the two? Of course there is a difference.
Because these people mentioned by Liu Bei were all princes who were divided into one side
All of them were unwilling to obey the orders of the Han Dynasty court, cut off the land as king, and occupied the territory.
If Liu Bei thinks that these people are heroes, it is to deny the legitimacy of the Han Dynasty from the side. This is completely out of line with Liu Bei's philosophy in his life.
Xuan Deyue: "Huainan Yuan Shu, with enough food and food, can be a hero?" Fu smiled and said, "The bones in the grave, I will catch them sooner or later!" Xuan De said: "Yuan Shao of Hebei, the fourth and third dukes, the former official of Menduo; in the land of jizhou, the tiger is now in the land of Jizhou, and there are many people who can do things under his command, can they be heroes?" Fu smiled: "Yuan Shao is fierce and bold, good at strategizing; doing big things and sacrificing his life, seeing small profits and forgetting his life: non-heroes are also." Xuan Deyue: "There is a person named Bajun, Weizhen Jiuzhou: Liu Jingsheng can be a hero?" Cao Yue: "Liu Biao is false and untrue, not a hero." "--- Romance of the Three Kingdoms"
Therefore, we have reason to believe that Liu Bei would not consider these people to be heroes at all, and would never say the names of these people in front of Cao Cao. There are two downsides to saying this.
First of all, this will expose Liu Bei's ambitions
Since he believed that these people were heroes, he was full of yearning for the separation of one side and the establishment of themselves as princes, and this thought could not be revealed.
Secondly, this will also convey a thought to the people of the world, and he Liu Bei is not a loyal Han Dynasty person
He also envied these so-called rogue thieves, which was extremely detrimental to his future development.
It can be seen that Cao Cao went straight to the subject and said that the things of the heroes of the world should be true. Moreover, to say that Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu were not heroes, this may have been cao Cao's words, the purpose was very simple, in order to tell Liu Bei that he was going to destroy this gang of chaotic thieves for the Han Dynasty.
03 Cao Cao's words really frightened Liu Bei, and dropping chopsticks was true.
Liu Bei's ambitions have always been well hidden. In order to survive in the north, Liu Bei was indeed not easy, and he could not show his ambitions to anyone.
Because Liu Bei was from the grassroots, although he had a sign of a Han dynasty relative, but there were millions of Han family relatives at that time, where was his turn to show his might?
Therefore, if Liu Bei wants to develop and grow, he must be careful. This time, Cao Cao actually said a word to Liu Bei's heart, and liu Bei was of course very afraid.
Xuan De said, "I don't know anything about it." "The hero of the husband, the one who has great ambitions, the good plan in the belly, the opportunity to cover the universe, and the one who swallows the heavens and the earth." Xuan De said, "Who can do it?" Fu pointed his finger at Xuande, and then pointed to himself, saying: "Today's hero, only the king and the ear!" Xuan De was shocked when he heard this, and the spoon he was holding in his hand did not feel that he had fallen to the ground. It was raining and thunder was coming. Xuan De Nai calmly bowed his head and picked up the sword: "The power of a shock, and even this." Fu smiled: "Husband is also afraid of thunder?" Xuan De said, "The saint will change with lightning and thunder, but he will not be afraid?" "--- Romance of the Three Kingdoms"
At this time, the chopsticks in Liu Bei's hand suddenly fell to the ground, which is understandable.
However, Cao Cao was not suspicious, because he later sent Liu Bei on the expedition. Liu Bei, on the other hand, raised his guard and knew that this was not a good thing.
As for the thunder in the sky for Liu Bei to dissolve, that is another good play designed by the author.
Because since Cao Cao said this, it meant that he already suspected Liu Bei. At this time, if Liu Bei drops chopsticks, this shows that Liu Bei has a vigilant heart.
Now arranging this huge thunder for Liu Bei is enough to resolve Liu Bei's embarrassing behavior. Liu Bei had an excuse to drop his chopsticks, not because of Cao Cao's words, but because of the thunder.
Although this design is fictional, it also truly reflects Liu Bei's mood at that time. Of course, Liu Bei felt afraid, not afraid of death, but afraid of revealing his own stuffing.
Summary: After Qingmei boiled wine, Liu Bei immediately left Cao Cao.
Liu Bei had no choice but to come to Cao Cao, and after Xuzhou was occupied by Lü Bu, it was occupied by Cao Cao, and Liu Bei had no place to stay.
It can be said that Liu Bei still misses Xuzhou, so he wants to return to Xuzhou to revitalize his might. But it needed a chance, and since Cao Cao suspected him at this time, he had to leave Cao Cao immediately.
Therefore, Liu Bei took the initiative to ask Miao to go after Yuan Shu, borrowed some people and horses from Cao Cao, and quickly arrived in Xuzhou to kill Xuzhou Muche, thus retaking Xuzhou.
Of course, later he failed miserably again, but this time the operation was enough to show that Liu Bei was a person with both wisdom and courage. Without these two brushes, Liu Bei really did not dare to come out and mix.
Resources:
Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Romance of the Three Kingdoms