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The Battle of Guandu that took place in the late Eastern Han Dynasty is a famous example in the history of ancient Chinese wars in which the weak defeated the strong. In February 200 AD, Yuan Shao gathered 100,000 elite troops, sent Jushou as a supervisor, and marched from Yecheng to Liyang. He first sent General Yan Liang to cross the Yellow River and attack Baima, trying to lure Cao's army out of Guandu and then destroy it in one fell swoop. At this time, Cao Cao had already led his troops to Guandu. He heard that Baima was besieged, so he went to rescue him. Cao Cao first sent a group of troops to the Yellow River and pretended to cross the river. After Yuan Shao heard the news, he quickly sent troops to stop them. Cao Cao took the opportunity to lead the light cavalry to attack Baima. When Cao Cao arrived at a place ten miles away from Baima, Yan Liang found out that he hurriedly responded and was killed by Guan Yu, the vanguard of Cao's army who temporarily surrendered to Cao Cao and left eager to make a contribution. Yuan's army was leaderless and all of a sudden it was running like a lone mouse.
When Yuan Shao heard the news, he jumped with anger. He sent General Wen Chou and 6,000 light cavalry as the vanguard to pursue Cao's army. Cao Jun threw heavy weapons on the ground, making Wen Chou think that Cao Jun had surrendered. When Wen Chou arrived, he thought Cao Jun had surrendered, so he led his soldiers to pick up the weapons. Suddenly, Cao Jun saw that Yuan Shao's army was in chaos, so he ordered his troops to rush out. Yuan Shaojun suddenly panicked and had no time to resist. He was killed in pieces. Wen Chou was also killed by Guan Yu. Cao's army won a great victory, forming a confrontation between Yuan and Cao's armies.
Why did Yuan Shao lose in this battle with clear strengths and weaknesses? I think there are three points: The first point is that Yuan Shao did not adopt the suggestions of his subordinates. This is Yuan Shao's biggest failure point, which is mainly reflected in two places: The first point is that before the war, Yuan Shao did not listen to Tian Feng and Ju Shuo and insisted on going to war. The second point is that when Cao Cao led his army to attack Wuchao, Yuan Shao did not listen to Zhang He and Gao Lan's advice and attacked Cao Cao's camp instead of saving Wuchao, which caused Zhang He and Gao Lan to rebel, making Yuan Shao's war worse; second The first point is that Yuan Shao's command was poor, which led to Yan Liang and Wen Chou being killed by Guan Yu prematurely, so that there were no generals available in the end; the third point was that Yuan Shao could not fully trust his subordinates, which led to Xu You's rebellion and instigated Cao Cao to send troops to burn Wuchao; of course , there are two reasons for Cao Cao's victory. The first point is that he can stabilize the morale of the army and is calm in the face of danger; the second point is that Cao Cao can take advantage of Yuan Shao's deception to achieve success.
"The Battle of Guandu" made me understand: you must be calm in danger and be good at taking advantage of other people's shortcomings, only in this way can you succeed. After reading the Battle of Guandu 2
I think the "Battle of Guandu" is a very famous battle. It tells the story of Yuan Shao leading an army of 700,000 to attack Cao Cao's thieves, and Cao Cao fought in Guandu. The reason why it is very It is famous because Cao Cao only led tens of thousands of troops but defeated Yuan Shao's hundreds of thousands of troops. That's because Cao Cao is extremely smart and good at scheming. For example, before the war, Cao Cao learned that Yuan Shao could take advantage of the sun's rays by facing east and west, so he invited Yuan Shao to drink tea to delay the war. When the sun's rays were beneficial to Cao Cao, Cao Cao made concessions as if he was a different person. After laughing, he asked the archer to release an arrow as soon as he returned to the camp. Because the sun was very dazzling, Sergeant Yuan Fang had no time to prepare and was shot.
After Yuan Shao's defeat, Xu You gave Yuan Shao advice. Yuan Shao not only refused to listen, but also felt that Xu You was harming him and wanted to kill Xu You. Xu You couldn't bear it anymore and turned to Cao Cao. Cao Cao immediately When Xu You arrived, he went to greet him without putting on his shoes. With Xu You's help, Cao Cao defeated Yuan's army.
After hearing this story, I hated Yuan Shao for his suspicion and ignorance, and praised Cao Cao for his extraordinary wit.
Through this battle, I learned that no matter how difficult it is in life, as long as you are willing to use your brain and think of ways, you can turn adversity into victory! After reading the Battle of Guandu 3
After reading the book "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", what impressed me most was the story of the Battle of Guandu. After reading this story, my heart could not be calm for a long time, as if I He was also involved in this battle where less defeated more.
While in Guandu, Yuan Shao's counselor Xu You captured a messenger who was sending a message to Xu Du to urge for food and grass. This was obviously a great opportunity to defeat Cao's army. Xu You asked Yuan Shao to take advantage of Cao's camp when it was empty. Catch them all in one fell swoop.
But Yuan Shao refused and thought that Xu You had deceived him, because Yuan Shao listened to the gossip of other counselors and thought that Xu You was a classmate of Cao Cao and was setting him up. He also wanted to convict Xu You, so Xu You had to rush to Cao Cao overnight. camp. When I finished reading this sentence, I sighed: "Yuan Shao, a general who has no talent and no strategy, missed a great opportunity!"
And Cao Cao is different from Yuan Shao, Cao Cao should know When my old friend Xu You came to surrender, he was sleeping in bed. He was so happy that he ran out to greet him without even wearing shoes. Xu You's plan to surprise Wuchao became a key event for Cao Cao's victory. This fully shows that Cao Cao knows talents. No wonder so many talents came to Cao Cao's side in admiration.
In the end, because Yuan Shao's defenders neglected the enemy's army, the grain depot was burned, and Yuan Shao's army was defeated. Cao Cao became the winner of the battle and annexed the area occupied by Yuan Shao.
Those civil and military officers are like the weapons and power system on the chariot, both are indispensable! Yuan Shao didn't know strategies or talents. In the end, all the civil and military officers left one by one, and they ended up in this situation. Yuan Shao really brought it upon himself! After reading "The Battle of Guandu" 4
After reading "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" up close, I felt it was profound and meaningful. When I saw the Battle of Guandu, I felt it was even more exciting. The famous Battle of Guandu in history makes people remember it for a long time.
Yuan Shao led an army of 700,000 people and had plenty of food and grass. However, Yuan Shao was too suspicious and did not listen to loyal advice. He sent Tian Feng and Ju Sui to death row successively. If Yuan Shao was willing to listen to their plan, maybe history would be changed. If it can be rewritten, Cao Cao in the Three Kingdoms will be replaced by Yuan Shao. The Battle of Guandu left Yuan Shao in ruins. All 700,000 troops were wiped out by Cao Cao's 70,000 troops. Yuan Shao failed because he was too suspicious. He was suspicious of his people, but Cao Cao was in trouble. Treating the counselors who came to surrender with humility, especially Xu You's surrender, played a key role in the success or failure of the Battle of Guandu. Xu You advised Yuan Shao, but Shao did not listen. In chaos, Cao Cao attacked Shao's camp again. Shao was defeated and returned to the capital to kill Tian Feng.
Look at history and draw lessons from the present. Looking back at history today, it is not difficult for us to find that whenever history reaches a critical point, it is often the decision makers who decide the outcome. If the decision-maker has great wisdom, one will be equal to ten; if the decision-maker is broad-minded, the counselors will be loyal and wise; if the decision-maker has high ambitions, he will seek long-term goals in everything, and if he makes deep plans, he will make fewer mistakes, and vice versa. Comments on the Battle of Guandu 5
Yuan Shao knew that Cao Cao had enlisted Sun Quan to deal with him, so he led 700,000 troops to attack Cao Cao, but Cao Cao only led 70,000 troops to meet the enemy.
Cao Cao had few soldiers and food, so he wanted to fight quickly. As a result, he was defeated in the first battle. Cao Cao then led his troops to guard Guandu. Cao Cao sent people to Xuchang to collect food, but Xu You caught him. Xu You knew that Cao Cao's army was out of food and grass, so he proposed a plan to let Yuan Shao take the opportunity to attack Cao Cao and win. As a result, Yuan Shao knew that Xueyou had a relationship with Cao Cao, so he didn't trust him. Xu You saw that Yuan Shao didn't trust him, so he defected to Cao Cao.
Xu You gave Cao Cao a plan to burn Yuan Shao's food and grass. Yuan's army was in chaos without fighting and fled in all directions without fighting spirit. Yuan Shao vowed to fight Cao Cao to a duel. Cao Cao adopted the strategy of ambush on all sides and divided his troops. On the tenth route, they killed Yuan Shao until he was defeated and fled.
This is the famous "Battle of Guandu" in history where a small number defeated a large number. How could Yuan Shao's 700,000 troops lose to Cao Cao's 70,000 troops? Xu You captured Cao Cao's envoy, which was a good opportunity to attack Cao Cao, but Yuan Shao did not believe Xu You and lost the good opportunity.
Cao Cao believed Xu You's plan and turned defeat into victory.
You should trust others when you should trust others, but even if Yuan Shao regrets it at this time, it is already too late, because the matter has passed. When I do things in the future, I not only think about what to do in the future, but also think about the consequences of completing a thing. Thoughts after reading 6 of the Battle of Guandu
I believe everyone has read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" written by Luo Guanzhong. It is one of my favorite books. There are many thrilling plots, wonderful stories, and many historical allusions. Among them, the one that impressed me the most was the Battle of Guandu.
The Battle of Guandu lasted for nine months. It was the second of the three significant battles in the two stages of the melee between the heroes in the late Han Dynasty and the formation of the Three Kingdoms. Cao Cao used Xun You's plan not to save the white horses surrounded by Yan Liang and arrived at Yanjin first, pretending to attack Yuan Shao, so that Yuan Shao could mobilize troops for rescue.
Yuan Shao sent the reserve troops to support Yan Liang to stop Cao Cao. Seeing that Yuan Shao had fallen into the trap, Cao Cao sent his main force to attack Baima. Yan Liang was caught off guard and was beheaded by General Guan Yu. Yuan Shao was furious because of the loss of his favorite general, and sent his entire army across the river to pursue him. Cao Cao discovered that Yuan's army was not disciplined, so he took advantage of this shortcoming and piled loot on the ground. Yuan's army fell into the trap. Cao Cao then personally commanded the army, defeated Yuan's army, and killed General Wen Chou. . Later, when Cao Cao and Yuan Shao were fighting an offensive and defensive battle, Yuan Shao's counselor Xu You left Yuan Shao and joined Cao's army. He revealed that all the grain and grass of Yuan's army were piled up in Wuchao. So Cao Cao burned Wuchao at night, cutting off Yuan's army's supplies. Yuan Shao had no choice but to escape and pass through this place. In this battle, Cao Cao basically unified the north, but Yuan Shao's elite troops suffered heavy losses, and they never recovered.
Through this battle, we can see that Cao Cao is a man who is good at deploying troops and generals and is rich in strategy. Because when Baima was besieged, he did not rescue Baima first. Instead, he adopted counselor Xun You's method of "making a sound in the east and attacking in the west". He sent the reserve troops to support Yan Liang to disperse Yuan's troops, and then used the main force to break the siege of Baima and kill them. He killed Yan Liang, used tricks to kill Wen Chou, burned Wuchao, and finally won. At the same time, Cao Cao was also a man who was good at employing people. He made friends with famous people all over the world, knew how to employ people and made good use of them, regardless of past grudges. The best example is that Cao Cao took in Jia Xu, who killed his brave general Dian Wei, and asked him to serve him. In the Battle of Guandu, all the counselors expressed doubts about Xu You's surrender. Only Cao Cao believed in Xu You and burned the Wuchao Granary, which was a turning point in winning the battle. Think about it, how many generals does Liu Bei have? Except for the five tiger generals Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Huang Zhong, and Ma Chao, there are no other generals who can stand alone and lead troops on the front line. And Cao Cao had thousands of generals, and countless people came here because of his fame. Although Yuan Shao had a strong army, he was not good at employing people and was headstrong. When Tian Feng and Xu You advised him not to go to war with Cao Cao, he not only refused to listen, but also threw Tian Feng into prison and drove Xu You out. After the defeat, not only did he not He repented and killed the counselor Tian Feng after he came back, which made everyone below him feel in danger and no longer dare to say anything. After Guan Yu killed Yan Liang, Yuan Shao ignored others' advice and sent troops to cross the river. As a result, he suffered heavy losses. Wen Chou was killed, and he was completely defeated.
There are many famous figures in history, and we can learn many lessons from them. As a human being, we must be as ambitious as Cao Cao, trustworthy in employing people, and broad-minded, instead of being indecisive and self-willed like Yuan Shao, which ultimately led to ruin.
From a modern perspective, our Premier Zhou is also a good example. He has set an ambitious goal since he was a child: to study for the rise of China. In order to realize this dream, he fought for it all his life, dedicated himself to it, and died to become a good prime minister who will always live in the hearts of the people.
In a nutshell, one’s life cannot be wasted, one must strive for one’s own life, just like Paul Korchagin’s famous saying: The most precious thing for people is life, and life belongs to everyone only once. . A person's life should be spent in this way. Looking back on the past, one will not feel regret for wasting one's life, nor will one feel ashamed for doing nothing. Only if we set lofty ideals, work hard for our ideals, and give everything we have, will our years not be wasted. Thoughts on the Battle of Guandu 7
The Battle of Guandu is a famous battle in history where a small number defeated a large number. Yuan Shao raised an army of 700,000 to attack Cao Cao, but Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao with 70,000.
The victory or defeat of Cao Cao in the Battle of Guandu is worth discussing. Before the big battle, in order to embolden Cao Cao, the counselor put forward the theory of "ten wins and ten losses", and Cao Cao then faced the battle. Taken together, Cao Cao can win for the following reasons. 1.Cao Cao is good at utilizing people. He was able to accept the strategy of Xu You, the counselor who came to surrender, and attacked Wuchao at night, cutting off Yuan Shao's food and grass. However, Yuan Shao seriously neglected his personnel and listened to Guo Tu's words and was ambushed. He also listened to the false accusations of Shen Pei and Feng Ji and had Tian Feng imprisoned. , imprisoned Ju Shou in the army, and allowed his generals and counselors to quarrel with each other, forcing away his big-name Zhang He Gao Lan; 2. Cao Cao knew that soldiers are more valuable than speed, so he raised elite troops for a decisive battle. Food and grass were not very abundant, and Yuan Shao's soldiers were not as good as Cao Cao. But he insisted on being better than Cao Cao and kept following Tian Feng's words, which led to failure. This also warns us not to think that we can do things foolproof, everything is possible, and not to be overly proud, otherwise we will eventually suffer the consequences.
When Yuan Shao saw Liu Bei recruiting troops, he wanted to attack Liu Bei. Yuan Shao's adviser said that Liu Bei is not the real enemy, Cao Cao is. You should join forces with Sun Ce to attack Cao Cao. After hearing this, Yuan Shao sent envoy Chen Zhen to Jiangdong.
After Chen Zhen came back, he said that Sun Ce was dead and Sun Quan had defected to Cao Cao. Yuan Shao was furious and attacked Xuchang with an army of 700,000. Seeing that Xiahou Dun was in a hurry, Cao Cao sent 70,000 troops to meet the enemy. However, he returned with a heavy defeat. The two armies faced each other at Guandu, and the stalemate lasted for two months. Yuan Shao's men offered suggestions, but Yuan Shao refused to listen. Cao Cao listened to the advice of his counselors and burned Yuan Shao's grain and grass at night. Yuan's army was disheartened and fled in defeat. Cao Cao's army won a great victory. This was a famous battle in history where a small number defeated a large number, the Battle of Guandu.
The reason why Yuan Shao failed was that he underestimated the strength of his opponent, thought that he could win with more troops, did not listen to his advisers, and ultimately failed.
The Battle of Guandu taught me that I should not underestimate my opponents in my study and life in the future, and I must be good at listening to other people's suggestions. After-reading thoughts on the Battle of Guandu 8
The Battle of Guandu that took place at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty is a famous example in the history of ancient Chinese wars in which the weak defeated the strong. In 200 AD, Yuan Shao led an army to attack Cao Jun. Yuan Jun captured Liyang, crossed the Yellow River, and surrounded Baima. Cao Cao first sent a group of troops to the Yellow River and pretended to cross the river. After Yuan Shao heard the news, he quickly sent troops to stop them. Cao Cao took the opportunity to lead his troops to attack Baima. He killed Yuan Jun by surprise and lifted the siege of the White Horse in one fell swoop.
When Yuan Shao heard the news, he jumped with anger. Chouwen was sent to lead 6,000 cavalry across the river to pursue them. At that time, Cao Jun only had more than 500 cavalry, and the situation was very critical. At this critical moment, Cao Cao ordered his soldiers to unsaddle their horses, let go of their horses, and throw their weapons on the road. Soon, Chou Wen and his troops arrived. When they saw Cao Cao's discarded war horses and weapons, they all dismounted and snatched them. After Cao Cao saw it, he gave an order and the 500 cavalrymen who were in ambush rushed out together. Yuan's army had no time to resist and was defeated. Wen Chou was also captured.
Yuan Shao also ordered his soldiers to pile up mountains of earth, build high platforms, and shoot arrows at Cao Jun from the top. Cao Jun built a thunderbolt chariot and fired stones to destroy the high platform. Yuan Jun began digging tunnels in the middle of the night in an attempt to surprise Cao Jun. After Cao Jun found out, he cut off the tunnel.
Cao's army was short of food and wanted to retreat, but was dissuaded. Xu You suggested that Yuan Shao burn Cao Jun's grain. Yuan Shao refused to listen and scolded Xu You. So Xu You defected to Cao Cao. Xu You said: "Our army has very little food. Let's burn all the enemy's food and grass!" "Okay!" Cao Cao said. Cao Jun disguised himself as Yuan Jun and sneaked into the enemy's grain storehouse, and burned the entire grain storehouse with fire. Yuan Jun had no choice but to retreat. (.)
Why did Yuan Shao lose in this battle with clear strengths and weaknesses? I think there are three points: The first point is that Yuan Shao did not adopt the suggestions of his subordinates. This is Yuan Shao's biggest failure, which is mainly reflected in two places: The first point is that before the war, Yuan Shao did not listen to Tian Feng and Ju Shuo and insisted on going to war. The second point is that when Cao Cao led his army to attack Wuchao
Yuan Shao refused to listen to Zhang He and Gao Lan and attacked Cao Cao's camp instead of saving Wuchao, causing Zhang He and Gao Lan to rebel. , which made Yuan Shao's war worse; the second point was that Yuan Shao's command was poor, which led to Yan Liang and Wen Chou being killed by Guan Yu prematurely, so that there were no generals available in the end; the third point was that Yuan Shao could not fully trust his men, which led to Xu You's rebellion. Instigating Cao Cao to send troops to burn Wuchao; of course, there are two reasons for Cao Cao's victory. The first is that he can stabilize the morale of the army, and the second is that Cao Cao can know people and make good use of them, and finally achieved success.
The Battle of Guandu proved to me the saying that "good medicine is bitter in the mouth and good for the disease, and loyal words are hard on the ears and good for action." We must learn from Cao Cao in this battle and know how to make good use of people, only in this way can we achieve success.