Allusions of historical figures

China has a long history and profound culture. Idioms are a bright pearl in chinese heritage. Many of these idioms come from historical allusions. The following are the allusions of historical figures compiled by me for your reference only. I hope I can help you!

Historical figures' allusions 1 1, make a comeback (Xie An)

Allusion: Xie An, a politician in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was born as a gentry and was a very talented person. But he would rather live in seclusion in Dongshan than be an official. Someone once recommended Xie An to be an official, but I didn't want to do it in less than a month. It was not until he was in his forties that he came out to be an official and held an important position.

Interpretation: refers to re-taking an important position after retirement. It is also a metaphor for regaining power after losing power.

2. An armchair strategist (Zhao Kuo)

Allusion: During the Warring States Period, Zhao Kuo, a famous soldier of Zhao, studied the art of war when he was young, but his father couldn't beat him in military affairs. Later, he succeeded Lian Po as Zhao Jiang. In the battle of Changping, he only made a battle plan according to the theory in the art of war and did not know how to be flexible. The result was defeated by Qin Jun.

Interpretation: Metaphorical empty talk theory can't solve practical problems. It is also a metaphor that empty talk cannot become a reality.

3. Embattled (Xiang Yu)

Allusion: When Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang attacked Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, he besieged Xiang Yu's army. At this time, Xiang Yu and Serenade had no food. In the evening, the Han soldiers living around Xiang Yu's army sang the folk songs of Chu. Xiang Yu was surprised and said, "Has Liu Bang arrived in Chu? Why are there so many Chu people in his army? " Xiang Yu intended to break through and escape, and finally committed suicide on the bank of Wujiang River.

Interpretation: Metaphor falls into a situation of being surrounded by enemies and isolated.

4. Join the army (Ban Chao)

Allusion: Ban Chao, a strategist and historian in the Eastern Han Dynasty, copied books for the imperial court when he was young to support his family. Faced with such a life, Ban Chao once threw down a pen and sighed: "If I have no better ambition, I should also make contributions like Fu Jiezi and Zhang Qian. How can I be busy between pen and inkstone for a long time? " People around him laughed at him. Ban Chao said to them, "How can a villain understand the will of a brave man?" Later, he was ordered to go to the western regions, and finally made great contributions and sealed Hou.

Interpretation: Abandoning the pen and joining the army refers to the literati joining the army.

5. Crossing Chencang (Han Xin)

Allusion: When Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang sent troops from Hanzhong to attack Xiang Yu, General Han Xin deliberately built a plank road to confuse the other side, secretly detoured to attack Chencang, and won.

Interpretation: Metaphor confuses the other side with an illusion, but there is another plan.

6. Bian Wei's Three Musts (Confucius)

Allusion: Confucius liked the Book of Changes in his later years. He spent a lot of energy reading the Book of Changes many times and added many notes. This kind of reading has worn the cowhide belt of serial bamboo slips several times, and it has to be replaced with new ones for repeated use.

Explanation: The leather rope of bamboo slips was broken three times. Metaphor is studying hard.

7, commonplace (Liu Yuxi)

Allusion: When Liu Yuxi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, went to Suzhou, there was a man named Li Shen, who used to be a small official. Because I admire Liu Yuxi, I invited him to drink together and invited several singers to accompany him. During the dinner, Liu Yuxi was full of poetry, and wrote a poem: "A new kind of makeup makes a high cloud, and a spring breeze Du Weiniang, who is mediocre and meddlesome, broke the history of Suzhou."

Interpretation: It is not surprising that some things are common.

8. Smart (Wang Xizhi)

Allusion: According to legend, Wang Xizhi wrote on the board, and when the carpenter carved it, he found that the handwriting penetrated into the board for three minutes.

Interpretation: Describing calligraphy is very powerful. Nowadays, the problem of metaphor analysis is very profound.

9. One thousand yuan for a meal (Han Xin)

From "Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou": "The letter was caught at the gate, and many floating mothers drifted. A mother saw the letter and was hungry, so she ate it, but it drifted for dozens of days. " And: "trust the country, if you drift away with your mother, give 1000 yuan."

Allusion: Han Xin was born in poverty, his parents died young, and there was no one else to rely on, so he had to go fishing by the river every day to satisfy his hunger with fish. One day, Han Xin met an old woman. Seeing that he was skinny and bloodless, the old woman gave him some food of her own. For several days, the old woman delivered meals to Han Xin every day. Han Xin was very grateful and said to the old woman, "If you take care of me like this, I will definitely repay you in the future." After Han Xin became king of Chu, he went back to his hometown to see the old woman, thanked her again and again, and gave her 1,200 gold.

After referring to the goodwill of others, don't forget that although goodwill is small, even a little help is valuable in times of difficulty; It is reasonable to reward welfare people heavily when they have the ability.

10, pick up the pole (Bobby Chen)

From Han Jiayi's "On Qin": "Cutting firewood for soldiers and uncovering poles for flags."

Allusion: In 209 BC, Yangcheng local officials sent officials to escort more than 900 able-bodied men to Yuyang to guard the border. Officials chose Bobby Chen and Guangwu to manage the able-bodied men. When they arrived in osawa township in heavy rain, they couldn't arrive on time. According to the law of the Qin Dynasty, all these people must be put to death. Chen Sheng and Guangwu had no choice but to raise a bamboo pole as a banner for the uprising.

Later refers to the people's uprising.

1 1 Where there is a will, there is a way (Sean)

From Shi Hou: "My father went to the office and came back and said,' I can teach you.' "

Allusion: During the Warring States Period, the son of the Korean Ji fled to Xiapi to hide because of the attempted assassination of Qin Shihuang, and was renamed as. One day, while walking on Qinshui Bridge, he met an old man whose shoes fell under the bridge. He took the initiative to pick it up and put it on him. The old man thought he was an obedient child, so he taught him Sun Tzu's Art of War. After careful study, he became Liu Bang's counselor.

Then you can train young people.

12, squandering things (Your Majesty)

From Shangshu Wucheng: "Today's Shang kings suffer from no way, violently waste natural things and abuse the people."

Allusions: At the end of Shang Dynasty, Zhou Wang and Di Xin were cruel in their internal ruling methods, and fought and used troops abroad for years, which led to political corruption in Shang Dynasty. Ji Fa, the king of Wu, said before conquering the Shang and Zhou Dynasties: "I, Ji Fa, the king of Zhou Dynasty, will conquer the merchants, because today's merchants are cruel and heartless, wantonly destroying natural creatures such as birds, animals, plants and other animals, and torturing and abusing people. He not only became the leader of fugitive criminals, but also made the city of Shang Dynasty a den where criminals concentrated. I have received assistance from people with lofty ideals, so I dare to worship God's will and go to the town for disaster relief. " In the end, the Shang and Zhou Dynasties fought a decisive battle in Konoha, Zhou Wang suffered a fiasco, died of self-immolation, and the Shang Dynasty perished.

In the original Bible, the phrase "wasting things" originally refers to Zhou Wang's wanton destruction of nature, and later evolved into an idiom to describe wasting material resources without knowing how to cherish them.

13, under Chencang (Han Xin)

From the second fold of Yuan Anonymous "Darkness": "With the road paved by Fan Kuai, I can darken the ancient Chencang road. This Chu soldier doesn't know if he is wise, so he must arrange troops to guard the plank road. I cut the ancient Chencang Road and killed it unexpectedly. "

Allusion: After Xiang Yu destroyed Qin at the end of Qin Dynasty, he claimed to be the overlord of Xi Chu, betraying the agreement that the first attacker in Xianyang was king. Liu Bang was extremely dissatisfied and led the troops into Sichuan. He burned the plank road in Bashu along the way and became Hanwang. With the help of Han Xin, Liu Bang built a plank road in the Ming Dynasty and made Zhang Han, the general of Xiang Yu, king of the Central Plains.

The latter metaphor confuses the other side with an illusion, but in fact it has other plans.

14, embattled (Xiang Yu)

From Historical Records of Xiang Yu's Biography: "Wang Xiang's army fell on the city, serenaded its food, and the Han army and the vassal soldiers surrounded it. At night, I heard that the Han army was besieged on all sides. Wang Xiang was shocked and said, "Did the Han army capture Chu?" ? He Chu has so many people. " "

Allusions: Chu-Han dispute, after Xiang Yu captured Qin Dou, he burned and looted, and the people complained bitterly. Hanwang Liu Bang took the opportunity to attack Xiang Yu, and Xiang Yu wanted to return home dressed in gold. Xiang Yu asked the army to surround Xiang Yu and set a plan of "besieged on all sides". Xiang Yu thought that the Han army had captured Chu and wanted to destroy him, so he had to drink and sing, and he died miserably.

The latter metaphor is trapped in a situation of being attacked on all sides and isolated.

15, Anger (Lin Xiangru)

From "Historical Records Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru": "It seems to support the wall and lean on the column, and it is angry and rushing to the crown."

Allusion: During the Warring States Period, the King of Qin promised King Hui of Zhao that he would exchange 15 cities for the harmony of Zhao. Influenced by the State of Qin, the Prince of Zhao sent Lin Xiangru to exchange with Choi. The king of Qin kept silent about the city. Lin Xiangru recaptured Heshibi with one move and said angrily, "If I don't exchange with the city, I will die with Heshibi."

Angry hair stood on end, wearing a hat. Describe extreme anger.

Allusions to historical figures II. Interpretation of grievances

During the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, one day, the wife of Zhang Wei, the owner of Banqiao Inn in Weizhou, went back to visit her family. It happened that three people, including Zheng Yang, were staying at the inn. They set off at five o'clock the next day.

That night, someone killed Zhang Ting with the broadsword of Zheng Yang and others, and then inserted the broadsword into the scabbard. After dawn, the people in the inn found that the boss was killed and immediately chased Zheng Yang. As soon as he saw that their broadswords were covered with blood, he immediately handed them over to the government. Zheng Yang and others were put in prison, tortured and forced to confess their murder.

Emperor Taizong was suspicious of the case and sent Jiang Chang, an adviser to the imperial history, to review it. Jiang often goes to Weizhou, and invites all the boys over 15 to the inn for tasting. But since all the people were absent, he decided to postpone the trial and put them back, except for an 80-year-old woman, who was not allowed to go home at night, and sent a prison signal to monitor her. Jiang often says to the prison code, "If someone asks this old woman a question, you can write down his name." Sure enough, a man came to ask the old woman, "How did the censor interrogate her?" For three days in a row, the man kept an eye on the old woman. Jiang Chang learned of this situation and decided to arrest the man. After the trial, the man admitted to adultery with Zhang Wei's wife and killed Zhang Wei. As a result of the investigation, the evidence was conclusive, so Zheng Yang and others were released.

Historical Figures Allusions 3: Old age and strong health

Although I am very old, I am more ambitious and stronger.

Language "The Biography of Ma Yuan in the Later Han Dynasty": "The husband is ambitious; Be poor and strong; Being old and strong. "

Ma Yuan, a famous star in the Eastern Han Dynasty, was born in Fufeng Maoling (now Douma Village, Xingping City, Shaanxi Province). He was ambitious since he was a child and planned to go to the frontier to develop animal husbandry. When Ma Yuan grew up, he became Du You of Fufeng County. On one occasion, the county magistrate sent him to Chang 'an to send prisoners. On the way, he felt sorry for the prisoner and couldn't bear to send him to be punished, so he let him go. As a result, he lost his official position and fled to the Northern Dynasties to start animal husbandry and agricultural production, becoming a big herdsman and landlord, and distributing his accumulated property and cattle and sheep to his brothers and friends. He often said: "To be a gentleman, you should always be strong when you are poor, and you should always be strong when you are old." . In other words, the poorer you are, the more determined your ambition is; The older you get, the greater your ambition. Later, Ma Yuan became a famous general in the Eastern Han Dynasty, one of the founding heroes, and made many contributions to Emperor Guangwu.

Historical figures' allusions iv. A willing son can teach.

The definition means that young people can be cultivated.

From Sima Qian's Historical Records of the Western Han Dynasty: "My father left with a smile. Liang Shu was frightened and looked at it with his eyes. Father went to the graduate school and came back to say that obedient son can teach. "

The word Sean, the word ovary. He was originally the son of Korea, surnamed Ji, the father of Yingchuan City (now Gucheng Village, Lizhuang Township, Baofeng County, Henan Province). Because of the attempted assassination of Qin Shihuang, he fled to Xiapi (now Suining County, Jiangsu Province) to hide, and later changed his name to Sean.

One day, when Sean was walking on the bridge, he met an old man in brown (Huang Shigong, a hermit). One of the old man's shoes fell under the bridge. When he saw Sean coming, he shouted, "Go and help me pick it up!" "Sean got off the bridge and picked up his shoes. The old man said to Sean, "Come on! Put it on me! " Sean respectfully put on shoes for the old man. The old man stood up and turned away without saying a word of thanks.

Sean waited for a while and looked at the old man's back, guessing that the old man must have a lot of history. Sure enough, the old man came back from the back road and said, "You are a promising young man, and you deserve my advice." Later, the old man handed Sean a copy of Sun Tzu's Art of War and said, "You should study this book hard. After thorough study, I can be the teacher of the emperor in the future. " Later, Sean learned the art of war very effectively, and became an important adviser under Liu Bang, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, and made great contributions to the establishment of the Han Dynasty.

Historical figures' allusions 5 1, "Goujian tasted courage and laid down his life"

During the Spring and Autumn Period, wuyue and China went to war. After the defeat of Gou Jian, the King of Yue, he took his wife to the tomb of Wu State to raise horses. Every time he travels in Fu Cha, Gou Jian always follows him respectfully with a whip. Later, Fu Cha, the king of Wu, became ill. In order to show his loyalty to Fu Cha, Gou Jian personally tasted Fu Cha's stool to judge the date of Fu Cha's recovery. Fu Cha thought Gou Jian was loyal to him, so he put him and his wife back in Yue. After returning to China, Gou Jian, King of Yue, was determined to avenge himself. In order not to forget the national humiliation, he slept on the firewood, and there was a gall hanging in the place where he sat, indicating that he did not forget the national humiliation and the national disaster. After ten years' accumulation, the State of Yue finally changed from a weak country to a strong one, and finally defeated the State of Wu, who committed suicide in shame.

2. "Zu Ti smells chickens dancing"

Zu Ti, a famous soldier in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was ambitious when he was young. Every time I talk to my good friend Liu Kun about the current situation, he is always impassioned and indignant. In order to serve the country, as soon as they heard the cock crow in the middle of the night, they got up in clothes, drew their swords and practiced martial arts, and worked hard. This is the origin of the idiom "smell the chicken dancing". Synonym: self-improvement.

3. "Chen Ping bears the burden of humiliation and studies hard"

Chen Ping was famous in the Western Han Dynasty. When he was young, his family was poor and he lived alone with his brother. In order to maintain his father's orders, he was brilliant, childless and studied behind closed doors, but he could not get his sister-in-law's permission. In order to eliminate the contradiction between brother and sister, he endured humiliation again and again. With the intensification of his sister-in-law, he finally ran away from home and wanted to travel around the world. After being rescued by his brother, he no longer cared about the past. Finally, an old man came here to teach for free. After he finished his studies, he assisted Liu Bang and achieved great success.

4. "Lu Yu abandoned Buddhism and followed the text."

Lu Yu, a famous scholar in the Tang Dynasty, was an orphan since he was a child and was raised by a Zen master. Although Lu Yu is in a temple, he doesn't want to read Buddhist scriptures all day, but he likes reading poetry books. Lu Yu insisted on going down the mountain to study, which was opposed by the Zen master. In order to give Lu Yu a difficult problem, the Zen master better educated him and made him learn to make tea. In the process of learning tea art, Lu Yu met a kind old woman. She not only learned complicated tea-making skills, but also learned a lot about reading and being a man. When Lu Yu finally brought the Zen master a steaming cup of Kuding tea, the Zen master finally agreed to his request and went down the mountain to study. Later, Lu Yu wrote the widely circulated Tea Classic, which promoted the tea culture of the motherland!

5. "Juvenile Bao Zheng learns to solve the case"

Bao Qingtian and Bao Zheng, smart and studious since childhood, especially like to solve crimes by reasoning. His father was in close contact with the magistrate, and Bao Zheng learned a lot about solving crimes since childhood. Especially in the case of burning a temple to kill a monk, Bao Zheng peeled silk according to the clues on the spot, screened out the suspects, and pretended to be the king of Yan, trying to clarify the truth and help the magistrate catch the murderer and kill the people. He worked hard to learn the knowledge of law and punishment, which laid a deep knowledge foundation for solving crimes and vindicating the people like a god when he grew up.

6. "Tang Bohu devoted himself to painting"

Tang Bohu was a famous painter and writer in Ming Dynasty. When he was young, he showed superhuman talent in painting. As a disciple of the great painter Shen Zhou, Tang Bohu naturally studied harder, quickly mastered the painting skills, and was highly praised by Shen Zhou. Unexpectedly, due to Shen Zhou's praise, Tang Bohu, who has always been modest, gradually became complacent. Shen Zhou see in the eye, in mind. During a meal, Shen Zhou asked Tang Bohu to open the window. Tang Bohu found that his window was actually a painting by Teacher Shen Zhou. Tang Bohu felt very ashamed and devoted himself to painting.

7. "Wen Tianxiang Juvenile Justice"

Wen Tianxiang, a famous national hero in the late Southern Song Dynasty, had a hard life as a teenager and had the opportunity to study with the help of good people. Once, Wen Tianxiang was mistaken for a thief by a rich classmate. He argued that others were not allowed to trample on his dignity and finally proved his innocence. And through this incident, he further established Wen Tianxiang's ambition to be the top scholar.

8. "Liu Gongquan is arrogant and famous"

Liu Gongquan has shown great talent in calligraphy since he was a child, and his calligraphy is well known. He's a little proud of it, too. One day, however, he met an old man with no hands and found that the handwriting written by the old man with his feet was better than his. Since then, he has always kept in mind "guard against arrogance and rashness", diligently practiced calligraphy and studied modestly, and finally became a generation of calligraphy masters.

Historical allusions 6 Ti Ying saves his father

In the fourth year of Emperor Wendi, someone wrote to report Chunyu Kun, saying that he had wrongly treated the disease. Local officials sentenced him to "corporal punishment", cut off his limbs and sent him to Chang 'an for punishment. Chun Yuyi has five daughters. When he was escorted to Chang 'an to leave home, he looked at his daughters and said with a sigh, "Alas, I don't have any boys. I can't even find a helper when I encounter difficulties. " Several daughters bowed their heads and wept, only the youngest daughter, Ti Ying, was sad and angry. She thought, "Why is my daughter useless?" She offered to go to Chang 'an with her father, but it was useless for her family to dissuade her again and again. When Ti Ying arrived in Chang 'an, the customer wrote a letter and gave it to the gatekeeper at the palace gate. Emperor Wen of Han received the letter, knowing that it was written by a little girl, but attached great importance to it. The letter said, "My name is Chunyu, the youngest daughter of Chunyuyi. When my father served his country, people in Qi said that he was honest and clean. Now he has broken the law and should be punished by corporal punishment according to the law. I feel sorry not only for my father, but also for everyone who has been tortured by corporal punishment. A person who cuts off his feet becomes disabled, and there is nothing he can do to turn over a new leaf. I would rather not be a handmaiden in the government and use my body to atone for my father and give him a chance to turn over a new leaf. " Wendi read the letter and was very sympathetic to the little girl. . In this way, Emperor Wendi officially ordered the abolition of corporal punishment. From Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records, Bian Que and Cang Gong.

Historical figure allusions 7 Gu Yong, the word Ziyun, was born in Chang 'an (now Xi City, Shaanxi Province). When Han proclaimed himself emperor, he was appointed as Dr. Guanglu and a senior farmer.

Emperor Han Chengdi became emperor at the age of twenty, but he had no children in his forties. He listened to the alchemist and was keen on offering sacrifices to ghosts and gods. Many people who wrote to Emperor Han Chengdi about offering sacrifices to ghosts and gods or talking about immortals easily got high officials and generous salaries.

Emperor Cheng listened to their words and offered sacrifices in Shanglinyuan on the outskirts of Chang 'an, praying for God's blessing. It cost a lot of money, but it was useless.

Gu Yong wrote to Emperor Han Chengdi: "I heard that people who understand the nature of heaven and earth can't be confused with monsters; People who know the truth of everything in the world will not be deceived by people with bad behavior. Now some people talk about immortals and ghosts, preach sacrificial rites, and say that there are immortals in the world who can take immortal medicine and live as long as Nanshan. Listening to them, my ears are full of beautiful scenes, as if I could see the gods soon; However, you are looking for it, but it is illusory, as if to catch a shadow. Therefore, wise kings in ancient times did not listen to these words, and saints never said such words. "

For example, Gu Yong said: Changhong, a historian of the Zhou Dynasty, wanted to help Zhou Lingwang by offering sacrifices to ghosts and gods, so that all the princes in the world came to pilgrimage, but the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty declined even more, and the princes rebelled more; Chu Huaiwang ceremoniously offered sacrifices to ghosts and gods, asking them to bless him and beat off Qin Jun. As a result, the battle was defeated, the land was divided by Qin, and he himself became a prisoner. After Qin Shihuang unified the world, he sent Xu Fu to lead boys and girls to the sea to seek immortality and collect herbs. As a result, he never came back and was hated by everyone in the world. Finally, he added: "Since ancient times, emperors have been looking for gods and immortals all over the world by virtue of their noble status and numerous possessions. Many years have passed and nothing has been realized. I hope you won't let those who behave badly interfere in the affairs of the court again. "

Emperor Han Cheng thought what Shui Gu said was very reasonable, so he adopted his suggestion.

"Catch the wind and catch the shadow" and "make something out of nothing" both indicate the lack of facts and both contain derogatory meanings. However, the key point of "catching the wind and catching shadows" is that there is no conclusive basis and no factual basis; While "making something out of nothing" focuses on expressing fabrication out of thin air. Be careful when using these two idioms!

Historical figures allusions 8 During the Three Kingdoms period, the confrontation between Wei, Shu and Wu lasted for a long time and was finally unified by Jin. At first, Wu and Shu joined forces against Cao Wei; But later, there was a contradiction between Wu and Shu. Soochow killed Guan Yu, the general of Shu, and captured Jingzhou.

Liu Bei was furious and mobilized 700 thousand soldiers from all over the country to go down the river to crusade against Dongwu. "Unless you catch Sun Quan and cut off his head, you can't avenge my brother!"

It was the so-called "sorrowful soldiers will win" that the Shu army was invincible and immediately hit the territory of Zigui. Fearing that he could not resist Liu Bei, Dongwu planned to unite with Wei State and chose a glib and talented minister to go to Wei State.

At this time, Wei was ruling Cao Pi. Someone said to Cao Pi in advance, "It is said that Zhao Zi is an important talent in Wu Dong, and Wu Dong sent him to have something important to tell you." Cao Pi thought, then I'll give him a try. He ordered all the warriors in the palace to draw their knives and hold their guns tightly, and then handed down the imperial edict to announce Zhao Zi's entry into the temple. Zhao Zi understood it as soon as he saw it. Although he is a scholar, he is courageous and fearless. He has put life and death aside and walked past this sword with leisurely pace. After paying homage to Cao Pi, he said, "I am entrusted by my master to discuss a national event with Wang Wei."

Zhao Zi wanted to get down to business at once, but xelloss didn't ask about state affairs. He asked him first, "What's your name?" "My name is Zhao Zi." "You must be Sun Quan's minister, otherwise how could I send you to China?" "I'm not an important official, I just did a little thing for our host." "I heard that Sun Quan, the master of Soochow, is a blue-eyed campus and never studies. Is that so? " Cao Pi originally wanted to belittle the master of Dongwu.

However, no sooner had he finished than Zhao Zi said, "Wang Wei, why do you say that? Our host is very busy. As the king of a country, he has no leisure from morning till night every day. " Even so, after dealing with the DPRK affairs, he kept talking. "

"According to you, your master has read so many books. What does he know? "

"Wang Wei, our master commands tens of thousands of ships and millions of troops in Wu Dong, and commands countless civilian military commanders. This is a problem in itself. The books he read are "The Art of Five Children", the book of governing the country, the way of being a man, and the foundation of self-cultivation, which can be said to be all-encompassing. If he doesn't know the contents of these books, he can't manage a country as big as Soochow. "

Cao Pi said, "You are really good at defending your master. But as far as I know, you want something from Wei this time, right? I heard that Liu Bei and dispatch troops declared war on you. " Did your master send you here for fear that Liu Bei would destroy him, or that I would send troops again to destroy Dongwu? "

"Wang Wei, you are wrong. Our master is not afraid of who will send troops to destroy him. Wu Dong has the natural barrier of the Yangtze River, with a million troops. In addition, our host knows how to use people, such as reusing Monroe and Lu Su. These are all examples of knowing people and being good at their duties. Wu Dong has many soldiers, and we are not afraid of others attacking the territory. " I am entrusted by my master to analyze the general trend of the world. "

Xelloss knew that Zhao Zi was very talented because he was eloquent. So Cao Pi asked, "How many people like you are there in Wu Dong?"

"Wang Wei, Soochow people like me are not worth mentioning. In Wu Dong, only ten people can be called outstanding wizards. People like me carry countless buckets. " Xelloss laughed and admired him very much.