Zhuge Liang and Zhou Gongjin are both rare geniuses in the history of the Three Kingdoms in a broad sense. The two of them were cast in a layer of mystery.
Although we know that these two are very powerful, if we ask them whether they know martial arts, this question is a bit difficult.
First of all, we are sure that Zhou Yu must know martial arts. Whether in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" or in various history books, he appears as a military general, not a civilian official. In many Three Kingdoms games, Zhou Yu's The force values ??are quite high. Moreover, Zhou Yu especially likes sword dancing. When he gets interested, he will show off his skills.
Su Shi said in "Nian Ru Jiao. Red Cliff Nostalgia" that he used a feather fan and silk scarf, and while talking and laughing, the oars and oars disappeared into ashes. ?In other words, Zhou Yu was not a simple military general, but a Confucian general. In that dynasty where military merit was used to ennoble princes, and in that era of martial arts, it was impossible for a general like Zhou Yu to be incompetent in martial arts.
We can be sure that Zhou Yu knows martial arts. What is more controversial is whether Zhuge Liang knows martial arts? Our image of Wu Hou seems to be that of Yu Fan Lunjin talking and laughing, and we have never seen him holding a weapon.
In the official history, Zhuge Wuhou is a very terrifying existence. Why? During the Three Kingdoms period, great talents were like stars in the sky. Why did Zhuge Liang stand out? Because He is superior to "Almighty".
Visiting the thatched cottage three times and confronting Longzhong, this is the strategy: sending an envoy to Soochow and fighting with the Confucian scholars is diplomacy; revising "Shu Ke" to formulate the law of a country, this is the Ming Dynasty; passing Xiangyang and attacking Liu Cong can be found in Jingzhou. ?This is tactics; Guan Yu's letter, Fa Zheng's defendant, Liu Ba looking down on Zhang Fei, all were solved by Zhuge Liang, this is personnel matters; dividing Sichuan and Shu, and leveling Menghuo seven times, this is military affairs. Moreover, Marquis Wu also had certain attainments in music, calligraphy, and painting. Zhuge Liang's opponents all sincerely admired him and said: "Zhuge Kongming is a genius in the world!" ?
Having said so much, wouldn’t it be too much of a loss if you only don’t know martial arts? How do you deserve the word almighty? It is recorded in "Records of Ancient and Modern Swords and Swords" written by Tao Hongjing, the prime minister of the mountain: Zhuge Liang, when he was in central Guizhou, passed by the Qingshi Temple, then he drew his sword and stabbed the mountain. He threw the sword and ran away, unpredictable.
People passing by don’t know how the knife was inserted. In this way, Zhuge Wuhou is still a master of martial arts. I, Zhuge Wuhou, play in a high-end style, but I don’t know if I have written one. Zhuge Daxia visited here, and Tao Hongjing was about two hundred years away from Zhuge Liang's time. I think this is also credible. After all, many things in "Ancient and Modern Swords and Swords" were unearthed later.
Also, although Zhuge Liang is a disciple of Taoism, he is the master of hundreds of schools. In addition, the Han Dynasty only respected Confucianism, so he must have certain martial arts attainments.
What are the six Confucian skills of a gentleman? Etiquette, music, archery, imperial control, calligraphy, and mathematics. Among them, shooting and guarding are two serious body-training skills. It can also be said that in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, there were basically no pure civil servants. Everyone had the skills to save their lives. Even among the people, the folk customs were strong. For example, in the three states of Youbingliang, as long as they were individuals, they could ride horses and shoot arrows. Jiangdong is unrivaled in water battles, and its archers are even more impressive.
So my conclusion is that Zhuge Liang and Zhou Gongjin are both good at martial arts.