In the classic historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang is undoubtedly a very charismatic character. Not only was he intellectually intelligent, he knew astronomy and geography, but his manners were also out of the ordinary. Among them, his unique way of traveling, riding a four-wheeled vehicle, is even more impressive. In China's vast history, such dresses are rare, so why does Zhuge Liang love to ride a four-wheeled bicycle so much?
First of all, Zhuge Liang rode a four-wheeled vehicle, which undoubtedly showed his unique personal style. He always has a lupine scarf, sitting in a four-wheeled vehicle, giving people a fairy-like demeanor and unhurried demeanor. This image of being as stable as Mount Tai not only made the enemy feel cold, but also gave his soldiers a backbone. This is not only a symbol of his status as a strategist, but also a confident manifestation of his ability to strategize and win thousands of miles.
Secondly, Zhuge Liang's physical condition may also be an important reason why he chose to take a four-wheeled bicycle. According to historical records, although Zhuge Liang was talented, his body was not strong. As a scholar, he may not pay much attention to physical exercise, and often stay up late to work, resulting in some physical problems. Some experts even analyzed that Zhuge Liang may have suffered from diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis or rheumatism. Therefore, riding a four-wheeled vehicle is not only convenient for him to command the battle, but also reduces the burden on the body of walking.
In addition, there is also a possibility that Zhuge Liang fell and injured his leg and foot when he was a teenager. If this speculation is true, then Zhuge Liang may have left a habit of being in a wheelchair for a long time. This physical condition naturally prefers him to ride a four-wheeled bicycle rather than riding a horse or other mode of travel.
Finally, Zhuge Liang's overwork is also a factor that cannot be ignored in his choice to ride a four-wheeled bicycle. His opponent Sima Yi once commented that he worked more and ate less, and worked hard day and night. Such a way of life undoubtedly caused a great burden on Zhuge Liang's body. Therefore, riding a quad bike both saves physical strength and helps him keep a clear head during intense battles.
To sum up, Zhuge Liang's preference for riding a four-wheeler may include personal style, poor physical condition, injuries as a teenager, and overwork. All these factors contributed to his choice of this unique mode of travel, which has left a deep mark on history. When we look back on this history, we cannot help but be impressed by the wisdom and perseverance of this great man.