Liu Bei: In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the author describes Liu Bei as the representative of "benevolence" and the orthodox successor of the Han Dynasty's imperial power. Therefore, he focuses on Liu Bei's character traits of benevolence, generosity, and understanding of others. The description is extremely exaggerated, but when it highlights its "benevolence", it falls into the "incompetent" side, giving people a feeling of "incompetence" and "hypocrisy".
Zhuge Liang: Zhuge Liang’s talents in governing the country and the army, his character of helping the world, loving the people, being modest and prudent, set an example for various outstanding historical figures in later generations. Kings, ministers, intellectuals, and the masses of the past dynasties all praised him from different perspectives. However, although "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" highlights the positive aspects of Zhuge Liang's life character, moral character, achievements, etc., it also infinitely exaggerates it, depicts him as the embodiment of wisdom, the representative of loyalty, and deifies him into a demigod. Superman image.
Cao Cao: Cao Cao (155-March 15, 220), whose courtesy name was Mengde, whose last name was Jili, and whose nickname was Amo, was from Qiao County, Peiguo (now Bozhou, Anhui Province). He was an outstanding statesman, militarist, writer and calligrapher in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and the founder of the Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms.
Zhao Yun: Zhao Yun (? - 229), named Zilong, was born in Zhending, Changshan (now Zhengding, Hebei Province). Eight feet long and majestic in appearance, he is one of the famous generals of the Shu Han Dynasty.
Zhang Fei: Zhang Fei (?-221), named Yide, was born in Zhuojun, Youzhou (now Zhuozhou City, Baoding City, Hebei Province). He was a famous general of the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. Because of his extraordinary bravery, he and Guan Yu were called "the enemy of ten thousand people".
Guan Yu: Guan Yu (161-220), courtesy name Yunchang, was born in Xieliang, Hedong (now Yuncheng, Shanxi), and was a famous general of Shu in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
Dian Wei: Dian Wei (?-197 AD) was born in Jiwu County, Chenliu (now Jiwucheng Village, Ningling County, Shangqiu City, Henan Province). At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's general had a burly appearance and extraordinary arm strength. Originally belonged to Zhang Miao, but later belonged to Cao Cao. When Cao Cao conquered Lu Bu, he was recruited to trap Chen. He showed bravery and was worshiped as a school captain and stayed in Cao Cao's guard. In the second year of Jian'an (AD 197), Zhang Xiu betrayed Cao Cao. In order to protect Cao Cao, Dian Wei fended off the rebels alone and killed many people, but in the end he died in battle due to being outnumbered.
Huang Zhong: In his early years, Zhong was a lieutenant general under Liu Biao. Later, Liu Cong, Liu Biao's son, surrendered to Cao Cao and guarded Changsha. The old general was ranked among the "Five Tiger Generals" at the age of 70, and he deserved his title. ..
Jiang Wei: The most resourceful among the fierce generals of the Three Kingdoms. Jiang Wei has read a lot of books since he was a child, and is knowledgeable in military arts and martial arts. He is extremely filial to his mother and respected by the people in the county. Shentian Shuijun Military. Gan Ning: Gan Ning Gan Xingba, the most powerful general in Soochow. He was born as a water thief, wielded a tooth knife and was very powerful, so he was named Ranger.
Wei Ji: Ji Minda has grown up early, has extensive knowledge, and has been promoted to state and county officials.
Cao Pi: As a ruler, Cao Pi is a man with certain courage, strategy, and scheming. He is also a man who will do anything for power and harm his brothers and sisters. Liu Chan: The later master Liu Chan is a ruthless person. He is a mediocre man with no talent, no morals, and a weak and mediocre person. He only knows about enjoying himself, does not think about progress, and does nothing. He does not distinguish between right and wrong, listens to slander, and finally ends up being ridiculed by the people of the world. Lu Xun: He is a resourceful man with superb military talents. The commander-in-chief managed the country well and was deeply loved by the people.
Wang Yun: A rare loyal and martyr man in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. A wise minister with extraordinary courage and courage. Yang Xiu: He is intelligent, quick in thinking, knowledgeable and strong in memory. He relies on his talent to let go. Kuang, who loved to show off his knowledge, was eventually killed by Cao Cao.
Dong Zhuo: A cruel and treacherous official in troubled times who poisoned the people. He monopolized power, usurped the Han Dynasty and became self-reliant. He was greedy and domineering. He was narrow-minded and had a profit-oriented character. Yuan Shao: Arrogant and arrogant, arbitrary and arbitrary in situations. He lacks people with the right strategy. He is also suspicious by nature, indecisive in situations, and cannot listen to the words of loyal ministers.
Wei Yan: Wei Yan can be regarded as a general with strong martial arts skills, but he underestimated the enemy, was arrogant and acted recklessly. He was also arrogant in taking credit, refused to listen to dissuasion, and pursued fame and fortune. He disobeyed orders and made decisions without authorization, which often happened Antipathy.
Sima Yi: A general with great talent and great intelligence. He is also a typical image of a feudal politician who is good at using power and tactics, and is sinister and vicious.
Sun Quan: Sun Quan can be regarded as a commander with intelligence and strategy. He is also very good at recruiting and appointing talents. He has the tenacity to endure humiliation and bear heavy burdens, and can stretch and bend.
Ma Ji: He is familiar with military books and has certain strategies and talents. However, he only studies rote books and does not know how to practice. He is also proud and complacent, arrogantly underestimates the enemy, is self-willed, cannot listen to any opinions, and ultimately can only Cause catastrophe.
Gu Yong: Ziyuan sigh. A native of Wu County, Wu County (now Suzhou, Jiangsu Province). When he was young, he worshiped Cai Yong as his teacher and learned to play the piano and calligraphy. He was quick in thinking, calm and focused, and advanced in his art. He was deeply loved by Cai Yong. Cai Yong gave him his name. Therefore, Gu Yong has the same name as his teacher Cai Yong. And because he was praised by the teacher, he was named Yuan Tan.
Zhou Tai: A famous general of Wu. He was famous for his bravery and suffered numerous battle scars throughout his life. He risked his life many times to save Sun Quan and was highly respected by Sun Quan.
Han Dang, a famous general of Wu. He is highly skilled in martial arts. He has participated in many important battles and made many military exploits. He is familiar with water warfare and is extremely brave.
Lü Bu: (? - February 7, 199), named Fengxian, was a native of Jiuyuan County, Wuyuan County (now Jiuyuan District, Baotou, Inner Mongolia). He was a famous general in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and one of the heroes in the late Han Dynasty. He served as a subordinate of Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo successively, and later joined forces with Situ Wang Yun to kill Dong Zhuo. He was immediately defeated by Dong Zhuo's old subordinate Li Jue and others, and attached himself to Yuan Shao. After failing to compete with Cao Cao for Yanzhou, Lu Bu attacked Xuzhou and separated himself. In December of the third year of Jian'an (February 199), Lu Bu was defeated and executed by Cao Cao in Xiapi.
Zhou Yu: (175-210), courtesy name Gongjin, was a famous general in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and a native of Shu County, Lujiang. Luoyang ordered Zhou Yi's son, his grandfather Zhou Jing and his uncle Zhou Zhong, both to the rank of Taiwei. He is long and strong, has good appearance and fine music. There is a saying in Jiangdong that "if the music is wrong, Zhou Lang will take care of it". Young Master Zhou Yu had a good relationship with Sun Ce, and he followed Sun Ce to the battlefield to pacify Jiangdong from the age of 21. Later, Sun Ce was assassinated and Sun Quan succeeded him. In the 13th year of Jian'an (208), Zhou Yu led the Sun Group's army in Jiangdong to join forces with Liu Bei's army, and defeated Cao's army in the Battle of Chibi, thus laying the foundation for a divided world. In the 14th year of Jian'an (209), he worshiped the partial general as the governor of Nanjun. He died of illness in Baqiu (now Yueyang, Hunan) in the fifteenth year of Jian'an (AD 210) at the age of 36.
Xiao Qiao: Xiao Qiao was misrepresented by later generations, and his full name was not mentioned in history. The youngest daughter of Qiao Gong (called Qiao Gong or Qiao Guolao in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"), the sister of Da Qiao, and the wife of Zhou Yu. According to the records of "Three Kingdoms", "Yu was twenty-four years old, and everyone in Wuzhong called him Zhou Lang. With Yu's kindness, he wrote in Lujiang River, went to Niuzhu, and later led the spring valley to grow. After a while, he planned to take Jingzhou and Yu served as the Central Protector and led the governor of Jiangxia to attack Anhui. At that time, he got the two daughters of Qiao Gong, both of whom were of national beauty. "Although Mr. Qiao's two daughters are living in exile, they are happy enough to have us as their son-in-laws. ”
Dong Zhuo: (? - May 22, 192), courtesy name Zhongying, a native of Lintao, Longxi, Liangzhou (now Minxian, Gansu), a warlord and powerful official in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. His various atrocities made him a One of the most negative figures in Chinese history
Lu Su: (172-217), named Zijing, Han nationality, from Dongcheng County, Linhuai County (now Dingyuan, Anhui), China. He was an outstanding strategist and diplomat in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He was born in a noble family; his father died when he was young and he was raised by his grandmother. He was tall and bold in character. He loved reading and riding and shooting. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, he saw that the court was mediocre and officials were corrupt. The society was in turmoil, so he often summoned young people from the village to practice martial arts. He was also generous and generous, and he was deeply admired by the villagers. . From then on, the two became good friends and worked together to achieve great things.
Lu Xun: (183-March 19, 245), whose real name was Lu Yi and whose courtesy name was Boyan. He lived in Wu County, Wu County (now Jiangsu Province). A native of Suzhou. He was a statesman and military strategist of the Wu State during the Three Kingdoms period. He entered Sun Quan's shogunate in the eighth year of Jian'an (203) and served successively as the captain of Haichang Tuntian, the captain of Dingwei, and the governor of the right department of Zhangxia (in the 24th year of Jian'an). In 219 years), Lu Xun participated in the attack on Jingzhou. In the second year of Zhangwu (222 years), Sun Quan took Lu Xun as the commander-in-chief and defeated Liu Bei at the Yiling Huoshao camp. In the seventh year of Huangwu (228 years), Lu Xun obtained Shi. Victory at the Battle of Pavilion.
In the first year of Huanglong (229), after Sun Quan proclaimed himself emperor, he appointed Lu Xun as the supreme general, assisted the crown prince Sun Deng, and took charge of the capital Wuchang. Later, he was involved in the dispute over the establishment of an heir. In the seventh year of Chiwu (244), he was appointed Prime Minister, Mu of Jingzhou, and Protector of the Right. He died the next year at the age of sixty-three and was given the posthumous title Zhaohou.
Lü Meng: (179-220), courtesy name Ziming, a famous general in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, a native of Fupi, Runan (now Lujiagang, Funan, Anhui). When he was young, he attached himself to his brother-in-law Deng Dang and became a general with Sun Ce. Known for his courage, he was awarded the title of Sima of other departments. After Sun Quantong's death, he gradually became more important, starting from Pohuang Zuzuo, who was appointed as the first general in Hengye Zhonglang. From besieging Cao Ren in Nanjun, defeating Zhu Guang in Wancheng, he paid homage to the prefect of Lujiang. Later, he occupied the three counties of Jingnan and planned to capture Hao Pu. He bravely resisted the pursuit of Zhang Liao's army in the Battle of Xiaoyaojin. After Lu Su's death, he guarded Lukou, planned an attack on Jingzhou, defeated the famous Shu Han general Guan Yu, greatly increased the territory of Soochow, worshiped the governor of Nanjun, was granted the title of Xiaoling Marquis, and received special honors. However, "Meng's disease occurred" (later generations may speculate that a plague occurred in the 24th year of Jian'an, because history records that Lü Meng, Sun Jiao, and Jiang Qin died in the same year, or they may speculate that Lü Meng suffered from hardship on the battlefield when he was young and suffered from overwork). He died of illness at the age of forty-two.