Jiang Wei, the last brilliant firework of the Great Han

When Jiang Wei first appeared in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he fought with the 70-year-old Zhao Yun without winning or losing, and I don't know if everyone noticed. Before this, the 70-year-old Zhao Yun even beheaded five fathers and sons of the Han family, so this scene was arranged to remind everyone that Zhao Yunbao's sword was not old.

In this way, when the reader reads the inextricable fight between Zhao Yun and Jiang Wei, he will produce "Ouch! This Jiang Wei is powerful! impression. This can later reflect how great zhuge Liang's submission of Jiang Wei was to Shu Han.

Regarding Jiang Wei's personality, Jiang Wei himself is a general, but he lives in a poor mansion, has no money, no concubines, no sound and entertainment, and his salary is spent casually. It can be said that Jiang Wei has no desire and no desire in life: he is tireless in learning, clean and simple.

When a person is in a high position, but is extremely simple in life, it shows that he has a higher spiritual pursuit.

In fact, Jiang Wei can be said to have perfectly inherited Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition legacy, Zhuge Liang carried out five Northern Expeditions in his lifetime, while Jiang Wei had as many as eleven.

Some people say that he ignored the plight of the people in Shu and insisted that the Northern Expedition was an act of exhaustion.

Actually, what should I say about this? When you look at the Northern Expedition of Zhuge Liang of the Three Kingdoms, you must have a concept in your mind, and the key to the success of Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition is the change in the Central Plains, similar to the situation in which the Rebellion of the Eight Kings of the Western Jin Dynasty occurred.

Prior to this, all of Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition measures were aimed at attacking and defending, and dragging on for change.

As long as Zhuge Liang continued to send troops to the Northern Expedition, the western border of the Wei state would always be in a state of tension and vigilance, and everyone knew that the attack would always be more active than the defense, so that the Shu Han could be in a safe position.

He hoped that this method would be dragged out until the day when the timing was favorable to his own change, just as Chairman Chiang Kai-shek in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression dragged it until the day when Japan sneaked into Pearl Harbor and the United States declared war on Japan.

It is a pity that Chairman Jiang waited until the day when the situation was favorable to him, but Zhuge Liang did not wait.

The most famous sentence in Jiang Wei's body is the sentence "The subject is about to die in battle, why does His Majesty surrender first?" This sentence has a sad meaning just to read, so how did this word come about?

In 263, when the Wei state attacked the Shu state with three major armies, Jiang Wei single-handedly resisted the attack of two of them, and stopped Zhong Hui at the Sword Pavilion, making him unable to move, and finally forced Deng Ai to make a dangerous move, smuggling Yinping and taking Chengdu directly.

I guess Jiang Wei couldn't have dreamed that he alone forced the two famous generals of the Wei state, one unable to move, one soldier made a dangerous move, and he was struggling to support himself in the front, while Liu Chan was in the rear, facing Deng Ai's thirty thousand men and horses, and he did not fight a battle, and actually surrendered.

It feels like you're playing pesticides, the situation is headwinds, you take the line, steal the tower, take the head, and open the voice to encourage your teammates not to give up, but as a result, your teammates brush and press the surrender button.

At that moment, you will feel that you have a sense of despair in your body, and feel that you are not targeted by God, otherwise why would you match such four teammates to you, and don't forget to play the game and lose, you can start again, in real life, the opportunity is gone, I am afraid that jiang Wei's sense of despair is a hundred times and a thousand times stronger.

Originally, the situation had developed to this point, even if Jiang Wei chose to surrender, I am afraid that others would not harshly rebuke him, after all, even Liu Chan gave up Jiangshan, what are you still insisting on?

But even if everyone gave up, but Jiang Wei did not give up, he was still plotting the revival of Shu Han, he saw Zhong Hui's ambitions, persuaded him to rebel, and at the same time took advantage of the contradiction between Deng Ai and Zhong Hui to imprison Deng Ai.

It was obvious that Jiang Wei wanted to take advantage of the internal strife of the Wei army to drive the Wei army out of Shudi, although we all know that Jiang Wei ultimately failed, but before he died, he still took Zhong Hui and Deng Ai with him, turning himself into the most brilliant fireworks and martyrdom for Shu Han.

Maybe it was because I read too little, when I saw this paragraph, I couldn't find a suitable adjective in my mind to describe Jiang Wei, because he did the same thing as his teacher, even when everyone thought it was not possible, they were still changing their lives against the sky.

So in the end I came up with a word that was tragic.