The tenth place: "Lu Bu among men, the red rabbit among horses"

The ninth place: "The five constants of the Ma family, white eyebrows are the best"

The old Ma family Of the five sons, only Ma Liang and Ma Su are well-known to everyone. Ma Liang was indeed talented and helped Liu Bei secure Xichuan. Unfortunately, he died early. Although Ma Su had a high IQ, he was once appreciated by Zhuge Liang. Unfortunately, he made a wrong move and lost the street pavilion. Therefore, when people read this sentence, one sighs that Ma Liang died too early, and the other sighs that Ma Su was smart but confused for a while.

No. 8: "Having a son should be like Sun Zhongmou"

When I was watching the Three Kingdoms when I was a child, I didn't understand the meaning of this sentence. Is it praising Sun Quan or scolding Sun Quan? When I got a little older, I realized that Cao Cao was actually of the same generation as Sun Quan and his father, Sun Jian, and there was nothing wrong with saying so. In addition, Cao Cao's main intention was to praise Sun Quan for his ability to safeguard his father and brother's inheritance, unlike those prodigal sons of Yuan Shao and Liu Biao. No wonder Xin Qiji admired Sun Quan very much and quoted this sentence in his own poems.

Seventh place: "Since Yu is born, how can Liang be born?"

In "The Romance", Zhou Yu is synonymous with being narrow-minded and never admitting defeat. Only when he was terminally ill did he die soon. Only when you are alive can you express such emotions from your mouth and heart. It's just that this sentence is too inferior to one's self-esteem, which makes Zhuge more ambitious and destroys his own prestige. This made the image of the two people formatted in people's minds.

Sixth place: "Zilong is full of courage!"

Fifth place: "Fulong and Fengchu are one, and the world can be settled."

Sima Hui has always been optimistic about Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong. He once compared Zhuge Liang to Jiang Shang and Zhang Liang, so it is not surprising at all that these words came from his mouth. The two of them are quite capable, so it is not an exaggeration to say so. The strange thing is that Liu Bei got both of them, but he couldn't settle the world, which makes people think.

Fourth place: "If you are not sure about internal affairs, ask Zhang Zhao; if you are not sure about foreign affairs, ask Zhou Yu."

When Sun Ce was in power, he was often more domineering than strategic. Unexpectedly, he had some knowledge of people. Because of his ability, the former trusted Taishi Ci to return to the city to recruit everyone, and before he died, he left such advice to Sun Quan, which gave a profound insight into the two people's handling styles. Facts have also verified his accuracy. When Zhang Zhao was in charge of foreign affairs, he advocated surrender to Cao Cao; when Zhou Yu was in charge of internal affairs, he muddleheadedly married Sun Quan's sister to Liu Bei. But when the two of them did their own thing, they did it almost perfectly.

Third place: "The only heroes in the world are your envoys and Cao Er!"

Of all the words Cao Cao said, this sentence seems to be the most incisive. No wonder Liu Bei was so scared that even the sky shuddered, thinking that the secret had been revealed. In fact, Cao Cao just said this, just to test it out. Later, Liu Bei fooled him and denied the most correct sentence he had ever said in his life.

Second place: "A capable minister in times of trouble, a traitor in troubled times"

This sentence not only defined Cao Cao's life, but also revealed Cao Cao's abilities. In times of trouble, he is the minister who governs the country and maintains peace, and in times of trouble, he is the military leader who dominates one side. Another reason why Cao Cao was so happy when he heard this is that it was not said that he could become emperor, and he did not want to ascend the throne and become emperor in the history books, becoming a person like Wang Mang and Dong Zhuo.

First place: "Dedicated to the utmost, and then died"

"Dedicated to the utmost, and then died" is the true portrayal of Zhuge Liang, and it is also the best expression of Zhuge Liang's later period when he left Qishan six times and was unable to return to heaven. The mood has also become a word that modern people often talk about.