Among the Jiangdong tigers, who is the most brave and fearless? With the unparalleled Eguan in the battle array, can he kill all the enemy generals? In the thrilling battle of the beard, a heroic figure stood in the midst of the flames of war, and his flamboyant sword skills were like a storm, invincible! Hunting with flags, rumbling war drums, Jiangdong's famous general Chen Wuna Lingyun was ambitious, shocking the enemy's array. However, at this critical moment, a sudden change is regrettable! Chen Wu, the first fierce general in Jiangdong, how to fight a chance in this thrilling battle? He fought against Cao Jun's fierce general Pang De's knife skills, did he lose in strength or bad luck?
The treasure of the little overlord Sun Ce
On the border of Daliang, the handsome young man Chen Wu has loved martial arts since he was a child, and was taught the family knife technique by his father. Chen's father was once a fierce general under the Yellow Turban Army, and he made great achievements in the army. His family's knife technique is ruthless and fierce, and it is powerful to collapse, split, slash, sweep, and slash, which is a method of defeating the enemy in the bloody rain, which seems simple but is infinitely powerful.
Since he was a child, Chen Wu has practiced the family knife technique with the power of carving tiger seals, and has become more and more proficient. When he was crowned, he already had a superior martial arts, and the big sword in his hand was wielded freely, and he could defeat a strong enemy in the clouds and water. The news spread quickly, and the martial arts near and far were all stared at.
At the right time, Sun Ce swept Jiangdong and recruited troops to expand his strength. The wise and martial little overlord has his own eyesight, and seeing that Chen Wu's qualifications are extraordinary, he accepted him as the vanguard under his command, and he is very important. Chen Wu took this opportunity to show his siblings and performed many miraculous feats. Whenever the army under Sun Ce drove out the horses, Chen Wu, the mighty tiger general, always charged forward, killing the array and killing the majestic unparalleled.
In the battle of Moling City, Chen Wu's heroic posture was even more vividly displayed. At that time, Xue Zha, the overlord of Jiangdong, insisted on defending Moling, and his prestige was growing for a while. Sun Ce personally commanded the troops to come to the conquest, and the two armies have been fighting under Moling City for a long time, and it is difficult to distinguish the victory from defeat. At this moment, Chen Wu suddenly commanded more than a dozen cavalry to rush over, like a storm sweeping the sky! Chen Wu was holding a family heirloom sword, majestic and unstoppable. Left and right, the enemy army is in chaos, and in a few rounds, dozens of enemies will be killed by him!
Seeing that the situation was critical, Xue Za was so frightened that he hurriedly closed the door and did not dare to go out of the city to die. Sun Ce's army won a decisive victory in one fell swoop because of Chen Wu's attack, and Moling City finally fell under the command of Jiangdong. Chen Wu worked hard and made great achievements, which was appreciated by Sun Ce and more important, and his reputation has spread far and wide in Kyushu since then.
The brave general among the twelve tiger ministers in Jiangdong
Under the command of Sun Quan in Jiangdong, the twelve tiger ministers are elite and extraordinary, all of whom are fierce generals who are loyal to the country. Among them, the most famous are the strategizing general Zhou Yu, the loyal and loyal general Zhou Tai, as well as the veteran Huang Gai, the commander Lu Xun and others. Among the twelve tiger ministers, the prestige and courage are unparalleled, and there is no doubt that Chen Wu is the most prominent one among them.
Among the Jiangdong Huchen, Gan Ning, Ling Tong, Cheng Pu, Zhou Tai, and Chen Wu are the most brave and outstanding. Among them, Gan Ning is famous and unstoppable, and he is the number one fierce general of the Twelve Tiger Ministers. Ling Tong is also a hero in the world, unattainably brave, and tied with Gan Ning for the second place among the twelve tiger ministers. Cheng Pu is fierce and fierce, one of the three tigers in Jiangdong, and is ranked third after Ling Tong. Zhou Tai was loyal to the Lord and sacrificed his life twice to save Sun Quan, which is admirable, so he ranked fourth. As for Chen Wu, the most important general of the little overlord Sun Ce, with his fearless and brave battle performance, he was ranked as the fifth brave general among the twelve tiger ministers.
Chen Wu was invincible and invincible in the battle, and he was really the world's first-class fierce general. Every time he fights, he kills the enemy like a storm, wielding his broadsword freely and killing mercilessly. The family knife technique taught by his father is ruthless and fierce, collapsing, splitting, slashing, sweeping, and slashing to unfold and deter the enemy up and down, which can be called the essence of a knife technique to kill the enemy and defeat the enemy. In addition to being born with infinite physical strength, Chen Wu also has a peerless discipline. That is what his father taught him, "the brave wins when they meet on a narrow road", as long as they are brave and diligent and rush forward to kill, even if the enemy is in a thousand shots, but they are fearless when they see the opportunity, and they will be able to create miracles to turn things around. It is precisely because Chen Wu is a peerless scholar that he is more and more brave in the battle, swallowing thousands of miles like a tiger and a strong wind, and no one is invincible.
In the battle of Niuzhu, there was an enemy general Zhang Ying who faced Chen Wu, a great general under Xue Zha's account, and he was also a first-class general in the world. However, in the face of Chen Wu's stormy offensive, in just ten rounds, Zhang Ying's gun was shocked and almost collapsed. Chen Wu shouted, the sword light rose sharply, Zhang Ying was cut off his horse on the spot, and the corpse was gone. With such a record, it can be seen that Chen Wu's bravery and extraordinary power are enough to make the enemy's legs stand tall. Later generations commented that if Chen Wunian was strong and fought in the battle, I am afraid that no one among the twelve tiger ministers would be able to stop his sharp blade.
Strategize, be wise and brave
Chen Wu is brave and incomparable, and he is powerful in Kyushu, but he does not know that in addition to the heroism of killing in the battle, he also has an extraordinary strategic talent. Chen Wu not only has a mastery of swordsmanship, but also has the ability to command both wise and brave, which is enough to strategize and command.
When Chen Wu was young, he was taught by his father and learned the way of soldiers. He was not only diligent in studying military books, but also realized a lot of the essence of martial arts scriptures in actual combat. Whenever he encounters a heavy siege, Chen Wu can always deal with it calmly and outwit strong enemies; Whenever he encounters a desperate situation, he can often win by surprise, and his wits lead the enemy into a trap. It was precisely because of Chen Wu's far-sighted calculations that he fought his way out of the encirclement in countless desperate encirclements, and finally became unstoppable.
At one time, hundreds of enemy troops surrounded Chen Wu, and the generals were helpless. Chen Wu was not flustered, and immediately released dozens of hussars as bait, and immediately the enemy followed and left. Chen Wu's men and horses fled into the hinterland of the jungle. The enemy gradually discovered the deception and hurriedly turned back to outflank him, but Chen Wu had already fled into the jungle. Several attempts to probe failed, and the enemy had no choice but to stop. During this period, Chen Wu changed his position and hid in the forest, and finally made the enemies exhausted and in vain, and successfully broke out of the encirclement.
On another occasion, Sun Quan's command was seriously ambushed by a strong enemy, and the battle situation was critical and besieged. Zhou Yu, Huang Gai and other generals were all in command, but they failed to reverse the decline. Sun Quan was anxious, Chen Wu immediately made a decision, led the army to attack the enemy's middle road, broke through the siege, and saved the lord.
It was Chen Wu's wisdom and courage that enabled him to be in danger every time, strategize, and find a way to solve it. Once, when Chen Wu broke through on a single horse, he was ambushed by the enemy, and he was immediately captured. Unexpectedly, Chen Wu was already alert and ready, and suddenly spewed out a sleeve arrow to kill the enemy commander, taking advantage of the chaos to kill a way out of the situation. Such a surprising winning strategy has long been Chen Wu's forte. Although he is fierce in the flesh, his brain is also extremely quick and alert, and he can always rack his brains to find a way out of the siege at a critical moment.
Another example is that during the Battle of Yangpu that year, Sun Quan's army was in a difficult situation and was besieged by the enemy on all sides, which was extremely critical. Just when many soldiers were helpless and lost their combat effectiveness, Chen Wu was in danger, calmly responded, and designed defense. The enemy army came violently and rushed to Chen Wu's array, but Chen Wu was unmoved, and he was in danger to make changes, only to see that he suddenly ordered the sergeant to blast out of the path and shouted "The lord is coming"! Sure enough, the enemy army was shocked and immediately retreated into chaos. Chen Wu took the opportunity to fight his way out of the encirclement, and then successfully responded to the rescue army in the face of evil, turning the danger into a disaster. It was precisely because of Chen Wu's wisdom and courage that the Jiangdong Army was saved from catastrophe and its foundation was preserved.
The tragic fate of the decisive battle must be met
After the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao's army annihilated Jiangdong. In order to report the endgame, Sun Quan personally recruited Cao Wei. At this time, Chen Wu was already the first brave general in Jiangdong, and he was famous. Caught in the battle of the beard, he fought bloodily, and the Savior was in danger without chaos, but he also died in the Yellow Spring.
On the eve of the Battle of Wet Whiskers, Sun Quan's army marched into northern Anhui, and Cao's army mobilized troops to gather to defend against the enemy. In Cao's army, there were fierce generals Pang De, Xiahoudun, Zhang Liao and others who held on to the wet beard. Chen Wu had to personally lead the vanguard and have a fierce battle with these fierce generals. The vanguard of Chen Wu's department went deep into the encirclement, and Cao's army rushed up and surrounded Chen Wu in an instant.
Fires and wolf smoke lit on all sides, and tens of thousands of Cao Jun flocked to it. Sun Quan learned that the vanguard was besieged, and hurriedly sent a large army to rescue him, and the generals Huang Gai, Zhou Tai and others on the left and right attacked its periphery, and joined forces to attack inside and outside to break the siege. For a moment, the blades rose and fell, and the battle situation was thrilling, and the onlookers were terrified.
But Chen Wu did not lose his courage, holding a big knife in the siege to kill a glimmer of life, the murderous spirit was miserable, the blades were flying, everywhere swept and killed, galloping bloody, incomparably powerful, terrifying. As soon as his mastery of the sword technique came out, all the generals of the Cao army were stunned, and they all got out of the way, and they all fled for their lives in fear.
At this moment, Pound also led the elite team to meet him. Pang Deju was the first fierce general of the Cao Army, and he was brave. The two met again on the battlefield, and without saying a word, they suddenly met each other and started a knife duel. The two sides come and go, and they are evenly matched, and it is difficult to distinguish the winner in the end.
Suddenly, a gust of wind struck, Chen Wu hurriedly dodged sideways, but the hem of the suit was actually lifted by the wind and entangled the branches of the ancient trees on the side, making him fall into a predicament on the spot. Seeing this, Pang De shouted, and slashed with a knife, Chen Wu couldn't struggle, and there was no way to avoid the catastrophe. At the last moment, the sergeant who rushed to kill Cao Jun slashed Chen Wu under the tree with a knife, and Chen Wu was young and sincere, and he died heroically.
When Sun Quan's army arrived, he saw Cao's army rushing in, surrounded by many people, and corpses were scattered all over the field. He wept bitterly and mourned. Chen Wu never returned, lost the Cao army's array, and finally became a victim of the battle of Weixu. This decisive battle that year caused Jiangdong to be in awe and mourn the heroic generals.
Heroes fall and mourn the aftermath
Chen Wu died young, and Sun Quan was extremely sad. He posthumously presented Chen Wu as a general of "civil and military all-rounder", and set up a stone monument to admire his brave and heroic posture, so that Chen Wuying's name will last forever. Chen Wu's swordsmanship was proficient in family ancestral training, and his stunts were so heroic that Cao Jun was terrified until the last moment. What's even more admirable is that he and Pound fought a vicious battle on Mount Emei, and he never flinched half a step until his fate, leaving a heroic spirit that can be sung and cried for future generations.
A few years later, Chen Wu's cemetery was completed, and Sun Quan personally wrote the mausoleum inscription, highly praising him for his "civil and military skills", "wisdom and bravery", "ten thousand people and no dang", etc., so that Chen Wuying's name was immortal, and the prime minister Zhuge Liang was praised for the world. Lu Xun and Zhou Yu also spoke highly of Chen Wu, praising him as "the number one mastermind under the command of the little overlord" and "the hero of the heroes". Even the enemy's fierce general Pang De was deeply emotional, and once said earnestly, "If you are middle-aged, I am afraid that Chen Wu will be killed in the camp alone." It can be seen that Chen Wu's unparalleled fighting spirit back then really made all the relatives and nobles admire it.
Chen Wu's story has also been widely circulated and has become a common allusion to inspirational stories in later generations. "The battle of the wet beard is awe-inspiring", "Chen Wu is not afraid to pierce the heart with a knife in danger" and other sayings, which are still admired and praised by people with lofty ideals. Chen Xianzhang, a famous minister of the Ming Dynasty, was even more powerful when he wrote the "Chen Wu Inscription", saying that Chen Wu was "like a red bird, awe-inspiring and terrifying". He once wrote a poem to commemorate Chen Wu, singing "The iron man is in a desperate situation, not afraid of the hot and cold world; There is nothing to ask for in death, but to leave a brave name". Chen Wu was praised for his courage and fearlessness.
Later generations of literati and writers also praised this Jiangdong general, such as Du Fu said, "With Chen Wu, this Zheng Zheng general, the poor are not harmed." The poets are extremely envious of Chen Wu's heroic spirit of facing a desperate situation without fear at all, and moving forward bravely. Li Bai also praised Chen Wu: "Habitual killing at the door, arson should be killed"; Yuan Mei has a poem "Iron Cavalry Destroys the Tiger, and the Autumn Wind Gives Birth to Fierce Generals". All these literati and were sincerely admired by Chen Wu's image of a military general who was accustomed to killing formations and was very brave.
Later generations have further compiled a lot of Chen Wu's heroic novels, and each time he writes them as heroes who are both civil and military, wise and brave, and many heroic deeds have almost become well-known classic legends. As a result, Chen Wu, a former Jiangdong fierce general and a generation of heroes, will always live in the reverence and admiration of future generations, and has become an eternal model of bravery and song.