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What are Zhou Yu's three qi?
One breath: cheat to Nanjun. Zhou Yunan County was wounded by an arrow in the war, and Zhuge Liang took advantage of the weakness to take Jingzhou Nanjun. Erqi: Zhou Lang's honey trap failed to calculate Liu Bei, who married Sun Shangxiang. Zhou Yu led the troops after him and was chased by Huang Zhong and Wei Yan. Three qi: the way to destroy poison in vain. He tried to attack Jingzhou in the name of Liu Bei, but Zhuge Liang saw through him and defeated him. On the way, Zhuge Liang hit Zhou Yu's Song Changhe Yin, and Zhou Yu's internal injuries recurred. He died soon after he returned to Wudong.

"Three Jade" is a story in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms written by Luo Guanzhong in the Ming Dynasty. It tells the stories of "The 51st time Coss fought against the soldier Kongming in Zhou Gongjin" and "The 55th time when Xuande inspired Mrs Sun".

Zhuge Liang saw through Zhou Yu's three schemes, namely, "Kongming took his anger out on Zhou Gongjin" and "The 56th Cao Cao banquet, Kongming took his anger out on Zhou Gongjin".

This story was invented by Luo Guanzhong to beautify Zhuge Liang, and there is no such story in official history. In addition, Zhou Yu is also very broad-minded, which is completely different from that described in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms.