The Three Kingdoms period can be described as an era of many talents, whether it is a general who can conquer and is accustomed to war, or a strategist and a minister, they are all endless. Some of these characters speak bluntly and rudely, while others speak cautiously and politely. In the contradictions and conflicts between them, some words that lose their identity often break out, causing an uproar. It is said that during the entire Three Kingdoms period, a total of 7 famous sayings about losing one's identity have been handed down to this day, of which Lu Bu said one sentence, Guan Yu said two sentences, and Liu Bei actually only said one sentence and directly became a god! What kind of words can make Liu Bei become a god in one sentence? Let us find out.
Lu Bu's famous quote for losing his identity
When it comes to Lu Bu, people will naturally think of this famous fierce general during the Three Kingdoms period. Born in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, Lu Bu loved martial arts since he was a child, and he was already outstanding in martial arts at a young age.
Lü Bu initially followed Zhang Yang, Zhang Liang and others, and later took refuge in Cao Cao. In the cooperation with Cao Cao, Lu Bu repeatedly performed miraculous feats, which made Cao Cao praise him. However, Lu Bu's violent temperament and arrogance finally annoyed Cao Cao. In 198 AD, Cao Cao personally led a large army to attack Lü Bu.
At that time, Lü Bu was heavily surrounded by Cao Cao's army, and the generals under his tent rebelled. In the end, Lu Bu was betrayed by his cronies and was captured alive. After being captured, Lü Bu said to Cao Cao the famous sentence that lost his identity: "What the Ming Duke suffers is not more than Bu." The cloth has been served. The public is the general, and the cloth is the vice, and it is not difficult to determine the world!"
Although Lu Bu's words seem humble, they are actually arrogant. Not only did he boast that "the world is not difficult to decide", but he also tried in vain to compete with Cao Cao and become a "deputy" marshal. These words were undoubtedly provoking Cao Cao's authority and openly demonstrating to Cao Cao.
At that time, Cao Cao was still standing beside Liu Bei, a future enemy, and Lu Bu's words undoubtedly made Liu Bei suspicious. Once Cao Cao really agreed to Lu Bu's request, then Lu Bu would definitely compete with Cao Cao for power and profit in the future, and Liu Bei's situation would be in a dilemma. Therefore, Lu Bu's words not only offended Cao Cao, but also made Liu Bei on the side deeply uneasy.
In the face of Lu Bu's arrogant words, Cao Cao was naturally furious. He immediately questioned Liu Bei: "I don't see the public, Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo's business!" This means that what is the difference between Lu Bu's words and what Dong Zhuo did back then? Dong Zhuo usurped the Han dynasty back then, but in the end he suffered a shameful end.
Cao Cao's words undoubtedly implied that Lu Bu's ending would be the same as Dong Zhuo's, destined to be a miserable end. Sure enough, under Cao Cao's decision, Lu Bu was soon sentenced to death, and it ended miserably.
Although Lu Bu is excellent in martial arts, he lost his identity because of arrogance and disrespect, and finally made a big mistake. His famous sentence of losing his identity not only caused Cao Cao's death, but also left Liu Bei with an extremely uneasy impression.
Guan Yu's two famous words of identity
During the Three Kingdoms period, Guan Yu was undoubtedly one of the most famous military generals. This "Marquis of Hanshou Pavilion" is not only strong in martial arts, but also known for his loyalty. However, even a general like Guan Yu will inevitably say some words that lose his identity.
The first famous sentence of losing his identity occurred in the battle where Guan Yu helped Cao Cao deal with Yan Liang. At that time, Yuan Shao sent the vanguard general Yan Liang to lead a large army to attack Cao Cao, although Cao Cao was guarded by Zhang Liao, Xu Huang and others, but he was unable to resist Yan Liang's attack. Just when Cao Cao was on the spot, Guan Yu joined the battle group at Cao Cao's invitation.
As soon as Guan Yu arrived on the battlefield, Cao Cao pointed to Yan Liang's army and said to him: "That is Yuan Shao's army, you see how majestic, I heard that the general Yan Liang's martial arts are not under Lu Bu." Cao Cao's words were undoubtedly exaggerating Yan Liang's strength, and he hoped that Guan Yu would pay attention to this battle.
However, Guan Yu said nonchalantly: "In my opinion, it is like a broken brick!" This sentence is undoubtedly a great belittling and contempt for Yan Liang's army. Guan Yu not only boasted of his strong martial arts, but also turned a blind eye to his enemies and dropped his identity.
At that time, although Guan Yu was already famous, he had not really shown his majesty after all. His arrogant remarks undoubtedly made Cao Cao very angry. However, Guan Yu later did rely on his extraordinary martial arts to defeat Yan Liang's army in one fell swoop and clear this great trouble for Cao Cao.
Guan Yu's second sentence of missing his identity occurred during the Battle of Xiangfan. At that time, Zhuge Jin, an important minister of Eastern Wu, went to Guan Yu's big tent, hoping to ask Guan Yu's daughter for Sun Quan's son. However, Guan Yu has an extremely bad attitude towards this.
At that time, Guan Yu was beating Cao Ren and was complacent. In the face of Zhuge Jin's family proposal, Guan Yu actually said in front of Zhuge Jin: "My tiger girl Anken marries a dog?" This sentence is undoubtedly a great insult and belittlement to the Sun Quan family.
At that time, although Guan Yu was the coach of Jingzhou, Dongwu and Shu Han were still in an alliance after all. Guan Yu's rude words undoubtedly lost his identity. What's more, his words were also conveyed to Sun Quan by Zhuge Jin word for word, which undoubtedly added fuel to the fire and aggravated the contradictions between the two sides.
Later, Sun Quan really attacked Jingzhou without scruples, and Guan Yu could not escape death in the end. Guan Yu's two famous words of losing his identity not only exposed his arrogant nature, but also laid the root of his own downfall. As a generation of famous generals, Guan Yu should indeed be more cautious in his words and deeds, rather than being burdened by unabashed words.
Liu Bei directly sealed the gods in one sentence
During the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Bei was undoubtedly one of the most famous figures. The founding emperor of the Shu Han Dynasty was not only talented, but also known for his benevolence. However, even celebrities like Liu Bei will inevitably say some words that lose their identity.
The famous sentence that made Liu Bei directly "become a god" happened after Zhang Fei lost Xuzhou. At that time, Zhang Fei acted recklessly in order to seize Xuzhou, and as a result, not only failed to obtain Xuzhou, but also lost Xuchang, which was already under control. This was undoubtedly a major mistake, and Zhang Fei himself felt deeply remorseful for it, and once wanted to commit suicide in front of Liu Bei and Guan Yu to apologize.
Facing Zhang Fei's remorse, Liu Bei said to Zhang Fei in front of Guan Yu: "Brothers are like siblings, and women are like clothes." This sentence is undoubtedly exonerating Zhang Fei from his fault and writing off his mistakes.
Literally, Liu Bei's sentence seems to be saying that the righteous brothers are as close as siblings, while women are just like clothes, dispensable. This remark is undoubtedly a loss of identity, and it is simply a great demeaning and insult to women.
However, Liu Bei's words were regarded as "gods" by later generations, and why? There is no other reason, although Liu Bei's words are out of proportion, but they show that he attaches great importance to the friendship between his brothers and sisters, and his tolerance and tolerance for the righteous brothers.
At that time, Zhang Fei was one of Liu Bei's closest brothers, and Liu Bei naturally hoped to forgive his mistakes and prevent him from falling down. That's why Liu Bei said such out-of-identity but straightforward and sincere words, hoping to appease Zhang Fei's guilt.
Sure enough, after Zhang Fei heard Liu Bei's words, the guilt in his heart was suddenly swept away, and he regained his fighting spirit. This is undoubtedly Liu Bei's use of the words "lose identity" to achieve the purpose of appeasing people's hearts, and it is precisely because of this sentence that Liu Bei was able to continue to unite his siblings and finally establish the foundation of Shu Han.
It can be said that Liu Bei's famous saying "brothers are like siblings, women are like clothes", although it is literally out of proportion, but it shows his generous and benevolent side, and it is this tolerance and tolerance that made him finally achieve an immortal career. Therefore, later generations will regard this sentence of losing identity as a "god" word, which shows the deep meaning.
The character of the characters of the Three Kingdoms determines the fate of the people
During the Three Kingdoms period, there were many heroes and talents. However, the fate of these heroes is uneven, some eventually achieve immortal karma, and some suffer a tragic end. The reason for this difference in fate is largely due to their respective personality traits.
Lu Bu, Guan Yu, and Liu Bei were undoubtedly the most famous figures at that time. Each of them had glorious records and outstanding feats, but their final fates were worlds apart.
Although Lu Bu was excellent in martial arts, he lost his identity because of his arrogance and disrespect, and finally made a big mistake and was severely punished by Cao Cao. His famous sentence "The public is a general, and the cloth is deputy, and the world is not difficult to determine", not only caused Cao Cao's death, but also left an extremely uneasy impression on Liu Bei.
Guan Yu lost his identity because he was arrogant and unobtrusive. His two famous sayings, "In my view, it is like a broken brick" and "My tiger girl Anken marries a dog", not only exposed his arrogant nature, but also laid the root of his own downfall. As a generation of famous generals, Guan Yu should indeed be more cautious in his words and deeds, rather than being burdened by unabashed words.
In contrast, although Liu Bei also said that "brothers are like siblings, women are like clothes", such a famous saying that he lost his identity, he showed a generous and benevolent side, and used this sentence to achieve the purpose of appeasing people's hearts. It was this tolerance and tolerance that allowed him to finally achieve the foundation of Shu Han. Therefore, future generations will regard this disgraced sentence as a "god" word.
It can be seen that the reason why Lu Bu and Guan Yu finally suffered a miserable end was largely due to their arrogant and disrespectful personalities. And the reason why Liu Bei was able to finally achieve an immortal career was because he had the character of generosity, benevolence, and tolerance of human nature.
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During the Three Kingdoms period, there were many heroes, but the only ones who could really achieve great things were those with noble morals, humility and courtesy. Although Lu Bu and Guan Yu were excellent in martial arts, they lost their identities because of their arrogant personalities, and finally made a big mistake and suffered a miserable end. In contrast, although Liu Bei also said the words of identity, he showed a tolerant and benevolent side, and finally achieved an immortal career. It can be seen that the character and conduct of the characters often determine their fate.