Zhuge Liang was a famous politician, military strategist and writer in Chinese history, and one of the important figures of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period. He was known for his remarkable intelligibility and strategic talents.
Zhuge Liang served as Liu Bei's important adviser politically and made great contributions to the establishment and development of the Shu State. He put forward the concept of governing the country of "the worries of the world first, and the joy of the world after the world", focusing on the people's livelihood and the well-being of the people. He also formulated a series of policies and measures to promote the prosperity and stability of Shu.
In military affairs, Zhuge Liang was known for his superb military talents and tactics. He devised the famous "Empty City Strategy" and "Straw Boat Borrowing Arrows", and skillfully defeated the enemy with a small and large scale. He also put forward the strategic idea of "winning by surprise" and was good at making use of the geographical environment and troop superiority, and won many important battles.
In addition to his political and military talents, Zhuge Liang was also an outstanding writer. His literary works such as "The Book of Commandments" and "The List of Missions" have been hailed as classics, showing his literary talent and depth of thought.
Zhuge Liang's wisdom and strategy have made him one of the most respected figures in history, and his image has also become deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, becoming one of the important symbols in Chinese culture.