Interpretation: Looking back at Zhou Yu's spring breeze, Qiao, a peerless beauty, just married him, full of heroic spirit.
2. It is rare for China to meet the Lord. Gong Jin's theory holds that a person's position has been paid. -Liu Changqing "Send Cui Shijun to Shouzhou"
Interpretation: Zhonghua was still very young when he met his master, and Zhou Yu's contribution had put him in a favorable position.
3. Gong Jin Kongming retired from poverty and settled in Xiong Ying in times of adversity. -Zhou Tan's "The Emperor of the Later Han Dynasty"
Interpretation: Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang made the defeated soldiers helpless, but how did they know that they met excellent people in seclusion?
A poor person like Gong Jin has no rival like Xiao Qiao. -Liu Kezhuang's "Partridge Day, Play Title Zhou Fu"
Interpretation: It is a pity that a talented person like Zhou Yu is not accompanied by a beautiful woman who looks like Xiao Qiao.
5, the red rabbit is useless, when Lu Bu rides. -Li He's Twenty-three Horses Poems
Interpretation: Red hare, a good horse is useless, and Lu Bu can only ride it.
6. Lu Mengying, a wild mine in Liubei City, Jiang Shen. -Du Fu's "Nostalgia in Gongan County"
Interpretation: This place is empty. This used to be Monroe's camp. The river is deep and fast, and Liu Bei built a strong city here.
7. The hermit did not return to Liu Beiguo, and the traveler's soul thanked him. -Li Hanlin, Xu Yin
Interpretation: I have no intention of returning to the secluded place of Liu Bei's hometown, and a wandering soul sleeps in Xiegong Mountain.
8. Xiangxi does not belong to Guan Yu, but Hanoi should borrow Kou Xun. -Du Fu's "Seal to Ten Servants"
Commentary: Jingzhou was not taken over by Guan Yu, and the territory of Wei was still occupied by Kou Xun.
9. The master of Shu thinks of Kong Ming, and the Jin family looks at An Shi. -Li Bai's Three Songs for Friends
Interpretation: Liu Bei, the master of Shu, misses Zhuge Liang, and the emperor of Jin looks forward to Xie Anshi, hoping to have ministers to help him.
10, when the sky is red, it will be bad luck, Wolong Ming. -Li Bai's Reading Zhuge Wuhou's Gift to Chang 'an Cui Shaofu's Uncle Feng Kunji
Interpretation: Like Han Guangwu, Liu Bei helped the downfall of the Han Dynasty and was assisted by Kong Ming's "Wolong".