At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was a troubled era, and the decline of the Han Dynasty made many princes take the opportunity to raise troops to make trouble. Among these princes, Yuan Shao, Gongsun Zhan, Cao Cao and others are the most dazzling. In particular, Cao Cao, although his strength was not as good as Yuan Shao, but through his own strategy, he finally defeated Yuan Shao, whose troops were several times his own, unified the north, and became one of the princes with the most territory and the strongest strength at that time. Of course, if Cao Cao wants to be able to unify the north, he can't do without many advisers and good generals. The most prominent of them is Cao Cao's personal guard Dian Wei. Dian Wei followed Cao Cao for 3 years, and his bravery and strength were undefeated with Lu Buli. However, in the end, it was because of a woman who led to his tragic death. Dian Wei is burly in appearance and has extraordinary strength, but before following Cao Cao, he was only a small soldier holding a tooth gate banner under the command of Chen Liutai guarding Zhang Miao.
Zhang Miao didn't find a fierce general like Dian Wei, and let him be a soldier holding a banner, which is simply a waste of talent. Initially, due to the good relationship between Zhang Miao and Cao Cao, they joined Yuan Shao's alliance together and crusaded against the national thief Dong Zhuo together. It was at this time that Dian Wei gradually got to know Cao Cao. In 194 AD, this year Zhang Miao and Cao Cao officially broke up, and Dian Wei may also feel that he is such a capable person, but he can't be reused, he feels that Zhang Miao is a straw bag, and after thinking about it, he decisively gave up Zhang Miao and defected to Cao Cao. After defecting to Cao Cao, Cao Cao put him under the command of Xiahoudun and followed Xiahoudun to conquer everywhere. During this period, Dian Wei Shu had military exploits, and was later awarded the title of Sima for his merits.
Although Dian Wei gave up Zhang Miao and switched to Cao Cao, he was discovered by Cao Cao, and when he was reused, it was already time for the Battle of Puyang. Dian Wei's heroic deeds make people talk about it. He is not afraid of strong enemies, he is extremely brave, and he is undefeated even against Lu Bu. However, he eventually died because of a woman. This woman's name is Zhen Mi, and she is the daughter of Cao Cao, the protagonist of Dian Wei. Because of a misunderstanding, Zhen Mi mistakenly thought that Dian Wei had malicious intentions towards her, so she asked her father for help. Cao Cao listened to his daughter's words and ordered Dian Wei to be executed. Knowing that his death was assured, Dian Wei arrogantly rushed into the enemy line, broke his bronze rod, shoved it into his throat, and committed suicide. Dian Wei's death is embarrassing. He was valiant and loyal, and he died with loyalty and dignity.
His death is also food for thought, history is always full of unpredictable variables. If Zhen Mi could hear Dian Wei's explanation clearly, maybe Dian Wei would not have died so miserably. The story of Dian Wei is a historical legend, however, it also reflects the weakness of human nature and the impermanence of history. We can see the heroes of history, but we should also reflect on our own actions and choices, as well as the limitations of history. In the modern world, we also need to be like Dian Wei, to maintain loyalty and dignity. At the same time, we also need to be wary of human weaknesses and not act aggressively because of personal biases and misunderstandings. The stories of history are our precious treasures, and we need to draw strength and wisdom from them to accumulate experience and inspiration for future development.
Finally, ask a question: Do you think Dian Wei's death was his own responsibility, or was it caused by Zhen Mi and Cao Cao's unfair treatment of him? Feel free to leave a comment to share your thoughts. It's a fascinating story, a story of courage and loyalty, a story that makes us think about humanity. The war between Cao Cao and Lü Bu was one of the most famous battles in Chinese history, and in this war, Dian Wei's heroic performance was undoubtedly the most brilliant part of the war. Shouldering a heavy responsibility, he picked up a spear and a halberd, fought bravely on the battlefield, and finally defeated Lu Bu. This story leaves us with a lot to ponder, for example, is courage and loyalty really worth pursuing? Are we willing to give up everything, even life itself, for the sake of faith and conviction?
In modern times, we can still see this expression of courage and loyalty. Those soldiers who are charging into battle, those who are seeking freedom and equality, they are all contributing to this world in their own way. And how can we, as ordinary people, make our own efforts for the world? Maybe we can't fight on the battlefield like Dian Wei, but we can still continue to work hard in our own fields to create a better living environment for ourselves and our families, and make more contributions to society. As long as we have courage and loyalty, we can become heroes in this world. Finally, I would like to ask readers, do you think courage and loyalty are still valuable in modern society? Do you have such heroic stories around you? Feel free to leave a comment to share your thoughts.
After the banquet between Cao Cao and Zhang Xiu, Cao Cao got drunk and saw that Zhang Xiu's widowed aunt was very beautiful, so he decided to take her by force. Zhang Xiu was very ashamed when she found out, and felt that she had suffered a great humiliation. The more he thought about it, the more angry he became, and finally, at the suggestion of the poisoner Jia Xu, launched a surprise attack, intending to kill Cao Cao. As Cao Cao's bodyguard, Dian Wei must do his best to protect Cao Cao's life and property. He led a death squad to break off Cao Cao and stopped Zhang Xiu's army. But in the end, Dian Wei unfortunately died, and Zhang Xiu cut off his head and passed it to each other. Dian Wei is an immortal general, and he should have done more. But because of Cao Cao's lustful behavior, his favorite eldest son Cao Ang died in the battle in Wancheng, and the love general Dian Wei was also sacrificed. Cao Cao regretted this very much, because he lost two of his most important people. He realizes that lecherous behavior can lead to undesirable consequences and regrets it very much.
This incident has made us deeply aware that a person's actions affect the people around him. Lustful behavior not only brings psychological damage, but also leads to real-world consequences. We need to recognize these issues, cultivate the right values, and avoid making mistakes. Finally, we need to think about the question: how can we avoid making mistakes in modern society? How do we develop the right values and codes of conduct? Let's explore this question and find the answer together.