Zhuge Liang met a wise master like Liu Bei, but he was born in troubled times and it is inevitable to work hard all his life. In the end, Zhuge Liang came back in vain, and Wu Zhi's death also illustrated this point.

Zhuge Liang served the Han Dynasty wholeheartedly, but when he was loyal, the Han Dynasty was actually an empty shell, and the regimes of Cao Wei and Sun Wu were very strong at that time. It can be said that it is very difficult for Zhuge Liang to achieve the goal of reviving the Han Dynasty. This is the so-called untimely birth.

This sentence, Kong Ming did not say the right time, nor did it just refer to the time when Zhuge Liang defected to Liu Bei. The word "when" is not in the weather refers to the weather, which Zhuge Liang did not have when he came out of the mountain. It is precisely because he did not have the advantage of being in the right place at the right time, that he failed to go to Qishan six times, and finally died in Wuzhangyuan, with a tragic ending.

Mr. Shui Jing refers to Si Mahui (a representative figure of Taoism) and Si Mahui (? —208), the word Cao De, was born in Yangzhai, Yingchuan (now Yuzhou, Henan). Celebrities in the late Eastern Han Dynasty were proficient in Taoism, magic, art of war and Confucian classics. Known as "Mr. Water Mirror".

Si Mahui was personable, knowledgeable and well-informed. He recommended Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong to Liu Bei and was respected by the world.

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Si Mahui (representative of Taoism)-Baidu Encyclopedia