At that time, Zhang Fei felt very guilty for not protecting his sister-in-law well. He wanted to draw his sword and kill himself to express his shame for his elder brother. At this time, Liu Bei said two things in order to save his sworn brother. The first sentence is: I don’t want to be born in the same year, the same month and the same day, but I want to die in the same year, the same month and the same day. Another saying is, women are like clothes, and brothers are like limbs. When clothes are torn, can they be sewn; when limbs are broken, can they be continued? This made Zhang Fei and Guan Yu even more moved. The three brothers worked together to create the foundation of Shu.

Liu Bei was not very powerful at the time, so he was like wandering around with his army, just like duckweeds on the river, with no fixed place to live. We all know an allusion. In order to save Liu Bei's children at Changbanpo, Zhao Yun killed Cao Jun seven times in and seven out, but had no chance to save Liu Bei's wife. However, when Zhao Yun came back with Adou in his arms, he was killed. Liu Bei threw it away cruelly.

The incident about Zhang Fei happened when Liu Bei was entrenched in Xuzhou. He took in Lu Bu, who everyone was calling for a fight at the time. Unfortunately, Lu Bu was rebellious. Taking advantage of Liu Bei's weak troops, he led troops to attack Xuzhou City. Zhang Fei saw that the gap between the enemy and us was too big, so he abandoned the city and fled. However, while escaping, he He forgot to take his sister-in-law with him. So after seeing Liu Bei, he knelt down and apologized directly. Guan Yu stood by and accused Zhang Fei of why he didn't take his sister-in-law to escape with him, which made Zhang Fei even more ashamed. In desperation, he even drew his sword and wanted to kill himself. It was under this situation that Liu Bei said these two famous sayings.

Nowadays, the Three Brothers in Taoyuan are widely praised and considered to be a model of brotherhood. Liu Bei’s two famous quotes have been widely circulated by people today and have become a common saying among brothers. Mantra.