About Zhuge Kongming During the Three Kingdoms period when heroes were vying for power, Wei, Shu and Wu stood on their own. In this era, heroes emerge in large numbers with distinctive personalities. There are countless heroes and countless classic battles. Zhuge Liang's magical calculations and Cao Cao's heroism, all these influential figures in the Three Kingdoms period have profoundly influenced every generation of Chinese people... Now, I want to talk about Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang, courtesy name Kongming and nickname Wolong, was a native of Langye Yangdu (now Yinan County, Linyi City, Shandong Province). He was an outstanding statesman, military strategist, and prime minister of the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. His posthumous title was Marquis Zhongwu. In 207 AD, the 12th year of Jian'an, Liu Bei, who was eager for talents for the great cause of unification, was recommended by Xu Shu and felt that Zhuge Liang was a peerless genius. So, he took Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to Nanyang to pay a grand visit to Zhuge Liang and asked him to come out to assist him. At this time, although the 26-year-old Zhuge Liang lived in seclusion in the mountains, he was always paying attention to the world's strategic situation. He was very moved when he saw Liu Bei's sincerity and sincerity and visited the thatched cottage three times, so he decided to accept the invitation. In this way, Kong Ming's legendary life began. Kong Ming's contribution and talent are mainly reflected in the military - after coming out of the mountain, Zhuge Liang was far-sighted and suggested that Liu Bei avoid the reality and develop the southwest, occupy the two states of Jing and Yi, and divide the world into three parts, which is known in history as the Longzhong Strategy. Liu Bei resolutely implemented the strategic policy established by the "Longzhong Countermeasures", and as Zhuge Liang predicted, he achieved a powerful trend of "three parts of the world". His important battles include the burning of Bowang Slope, the burning of Chibi, the seven vertical and seven attacks on Meng Huo, the six marches out of Qishan, and the empty city strategy. Burning Bowangpo:
In the early period of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao was very powerful and unified the north. The next step was to attack Liu Bei from the south. At this time, Liu Bei defected to Liu Biao and was stationed in Xinye. Cao Cao sent general Xiahou Dun to attack Xinye. At this time Liu Bei had already invited Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang set up an ambush in Xinye and ordered Zhao Yun to lure the enemy deep and then attack with fire. Xiahou Dun really hit the mark. Returned defeated. This can be said to be Kong Ming's maiden battle and his battle to become famous. Kong Ming's victory over him convinced Guan Yu and others. Burning Red Cliff: Cao Cao marched south, Liu Bei and Sun Quan formed an alliance to fight against Cao Cao. They confronted Cao's army across the river at Chibi. Since the northern soldiers were not used to fighting on the water, they had to use iron chains to connect the boats. Zhuge Liang discovered this weakness, calculated the weather, and asked Huang Gai to fake a fire attack overnight. Accompanied by the fierce southeast wind, Cao's camp was in flames, and the Sun and Liu coalition forces took advantage of the situation to launch a fierce attack. This battle was one of Kong Ming's most successful battles. After the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao was severely weakened and unable to move south. Through this battle, Kong Ming became famous and gave Liu Bei the opportunity to seize Hanzhong and gain a foothold. At the same time, it also determined the situation of the three kingdoms standing in a tripartite relationship and promoted the development of history. These battles all highlighted Zhuge Kongming's uncanny calculations, strategies, scheming, and resourcefulness, establishing an image of Kongming as a peerless genius. In addition to military affairs, Kong Ming also had relatively high artistic attainments. Zhuge Liang loved calligraphy. He trained hard in his youth and was able to write in a variety of calligraphy styles - seal script, eight-point script, and cursive script all very well. Volume 13 of "Xuanhe Shupu" written by Xuanhe Neifu of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty records that Zhuge Liang "is good at painting and also likes to write cursive calligraphy. Although he is not known as a book, if he finds his relics in the future, he will treasure them." Even in the midst of busy government affairs and military activities, he never forgets calligraphy. In terms of painting, Zhuge Liang could not only paint the sky, the earth, the sun, and the moon, but also various buildings, carriages, horses, animals, and people. Painters who can master such comprehensive painting techniques are rare in the history of Chinese painting. At the same time, we can also see that Zhuge Liang's painting is never out of personal leisure. His painting art always serves his political and military purposes. At the same time, Zhuge Liang is proficient in music, likes to play the piano and sing, and has high musical accomplishment. Zhuge Liang was loyal and loyal throughout his life. He dedicated his life to it until he died. Even Du Fu, the poet sage, said in his "Eight Formations Diagram": "The merits of the Three Kingdoms are called the Eight Formations Diagram." Praising Zhuge Liang's great achievements .