In the turbulent times of the Three Kingdoms, countless heroes shine like stars. Presumably, many history lovers will be no stranger to Zhao Yun, the "Changshan Zhao Zilong", who has become a hero in the hearts of countless people with his courageous feats and unparalleled marksmanship. But behind Zhao Yun's brilliance, which generals were defeated by his gun? Today, let's discuss these famous generals who were defeated by Zhao Yun and see if they would have a different ending if they took refuge in Liu Bei.
Zhao Yun, Mingyun, Zilong, he is not only a brave general under Liu Bei, but also the embodiment of a legend in history. In his career as a military general, Zhao Yun has left countless breathtaking achievements with his outstanding martial arts and heroic and fearless spirit. Especially in his battle in Changshan, he showed extraordinary force with one enemy and one hundred.
Speaking of the famous generals assassinated by Zhao Yun, I have to mention Lu Yi and Gao Ran. Lu Yi, who was originally a brave general under Gongsun Zhan, once slashed and killed Gongsun Zhan's vanguard general Yan Gang with a knife, but in the confrontation with Zhao Yun, he fell off his horse without passing three moves, and this battle also added a strong stroke to Zhao Yun's reputation. And Gao Lan, originally one of the four court pillars of Hebei under Yuan Shao, was killed by Zhao Yun while pursuing Liu Bei shortly after surrendering to Cao Cao. If Lu Yi's death was a quick victory, then Gao Lan's fall showed Zhao Yun's wisdom and martial arts.
When telling these stories, we can't help but wonder how the trajectories of these generals defeated by Zhao Yun would have been different if they hadn't met Zhao Yun? For example, if Gao Ran hadn't surrendered to Cao Cao so quickly, but had stayed with Yuan Shao or other forces, he might have been able to maintain his status as a general, and even have more room for development.
As for Lu Yi, although he is not as prominent as Gao Ran in the historical records, his martial bravery is also obvious to all. If Lu Yi hadn't encountered Zhao Yun in that battle, maybe he would have found a place in the troubled times and continued to serve Gongsun Zhan, or find another master and find a new world.
Let's take a look at Zhao Yun's performance in another famous battle, against Gongsun Zhan. Although Gongsun Chan was a brave and resourceful leader, he lost almost all his fighting spirit under Wen Chou's powerful offensive. At this time, Zhao Yun's timely support not only saved Gongsun Chan from danger, but also completely suppressed Yuan Shao's arrogance. This ability to turn the tide of the war at a critical moment undoubtedly made Zhao Yun's position in the history of the Three Kingdoms even more prominent.
In these battles, we can see that although Zhao Yun's opponents have their own strengths, under Zhao Yun's gun, they always seem to struggle to play at the level they should have. Is Zhao Yun's martial arts really to the point of being invincible, or are these generals lacking the decisive power and will to fight at critical moments?
From these stories, we can also get a glimpse of how much a person's choices and timing affect his life. Military generals like Gao Ran and Koji Yi, if they make different choices at critical moments, maybe their fates will be completely different. Maybe they will become the backbone of a certain force, and even have the opportunity to become a prince. And their martial arts and bravery are also fully qualified to join the ranks of elites such as the Five Tiger Generals of Shu Han.
If history gives these people a chance to make a new choice, will they still choose the road of no return that leads to Zhao Yun's gun? Or will they choose a wiser lord to fight side by side with Zhao Yun and write a different chapter of history together?
And Zhao Yun also reminds each of us that in troubled times, choice is more important than hard work. Just as the ancients said: "Wise and wise, protect yourself, and respond to emergencies." "At the critical moment, a correct decision can often determine a person's destiny.
Through an in-depth discussion of Zhao Yun and the famous generals he defeated, we can not only feel Zhao Yun's heroic martial arts, but also understand the profound lessons of history. Every general who fell under Zhao Yun's gun was a warning about the choice of fate. They tell us that in the battlefield of life, the right choice is more important than mere courage. Perhaps, if they had had been given the opportunity to choose their path again, they would have ended differently. But history has no ifs, only leaving endless thinking and infinite possibilities for future generations. In sense, Zhao Yun and his opponents are not only heroes of history, but also a mirror in the hearts of each of us.