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In the long river of history, heroic soldiers often show similar heroic postures in different eras and on different battlefields. Just like the famous generals in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", their heroism and wisdom have become classics passed down by later generations. During the Anti-Japanese War, Li Yunlong, Chu Yunfei, Zhao Gang, Kong Jie, and Ding Wei of the Five Tigers in the northwest of Jin also emerged in the smoke of war, and their images could not help but remind people of those famous generals of the Three Kingdoms who could be called the heroes of the world. So, which five famous generals of the Three Kingdoms can be best compared to these five heroic anti-war soldiers?
Carefully observing "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Bright Sword", we will find that although the five tigers of the northwestern Jin Dynasty and the names of the Three Kingdoms cannot find similarities in appearance, the heroic deeds on the battlefield cannot be ignored. Li Yunlong's fierce domineering is strikingly similar to Guan Yu, who is righteous and thin, while Chu Yunfei is like Zhang Liao and Zhang Wenyuan, who are difficult to give up and have clear grievances. Such a comparison makes people wonder, did the heroic soldiers during the Anti-Japanese War also carry a trace of the heroic soul of those famous generals?
Among the five tigers in the northwest of Jin, the one who can be most compared with Zhang Fei is probably Kong Jie. If the big knife in his hand could be replaced with the Zhangba Snake Spear, it would simply be Zhang Fei's reincarnation. Zhang Fei was known for his good use of stratagem during the Three Kingdoms period, but his seemingly straightforward leopard-headed ring eyes concealed great wisdom. In contrast, Kong Jie is not inferior, and his ingenious calculations during the War of Resistance have to be admired.
Zhao Gang showed a dashing Confucian temperament of a lupine towel. He not only has an elegant atmosphere, but also wields three or eight big covers on the battlefield as a high-quality student, just like Zhou Gongjin commanding the battle of Chibi. The exchanges between him and Li Yunlong and Chu Yunfei also made the latter pay homage to him, as if paying tribute to him Zhou Yu's demeanor.
Ding Wei shows the characteristics of softness and rigidity, and his wisdom and determination are admirable. Compared with Lu Zijing Lusu, although it may be a little different in appearance, it has other similarities in tactical intelligence. They all have the foresight and are good at strategizing on the battlefield.
Finally, Li Yunlong and Chu Yunfei are reminiscent of Guan Yu, Guan Yunchang and Zhang Liao Zhang Wenyuan. They have both heroic experiences of fighting side by side and moments of fierce fighting. Li Yunlong's fierce domineering is reminiscent of Guan Yu, who is righteous and thin, and Chu Yunfei's heavy feelings are reminiscent of Zhang Liao and Zhang Wenyuan's pride.
Taken together, although the similarities between the Five Tigers of Northwest Jin and the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms may be different, the bravery and wisdom they showed on the battlefield makes us have to pay tribute to their legendary bravery. They may not have left a resounding name in the history books, but their heroic deeds in that special period have become eternal inheritance.