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The "Three Excellent Things" among the Three Kingdoms are:

Guan Yunchang: Jue Yi

Zhuge Liang: Jue Wisdom

Cao Mengde: Jue Treachery< /p>

Cao Cao: "The most amazing traitor in ancient and modern times"

In the first chapter of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Cao Cao appeared on the stage. Xu Shao, who was good at "knowing people", commented on him: "He has the ability to govern the world. I am a traitor in troubled times." Cao Cao was overjoyed when he heard this. As Xu Shao said, Cao Cao, who rose up in the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty, is a well-deserved "treacherous hero" who stands like a relief in the corridors of history.

The core of Cao Cao's complex character is extreme egoism, which shows characteristics such as hypocrisy, treachery, cruelty and violence. In the fourth chapter, Cao Cao, who had just appeared on the scene, killed Lu Boxe's family, leaving a very hateful impression on the readers. Cao Cao knowingly accidentally killed eight members of the Lu family and also killed Lu Boshe who was returning from buying wine. Chen Gong condemned his unjust behavior, but Cao Cao said without hesitation the "motto" of life he believed in: "I would rather teach me to betray the people of the world than teach the people of the world to betray me!" In fact, he was Act according to this creed of benefiting yourself at the expense of others. It is no coincidence that among the three leaders of Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan, Cao Cao killed the most people, and he had various killing methods. Killing people on suspicion: On the eve of the Battle of Chibi, he fell into Zhou Yu's counterintuitive plan and doubted his own. The navy commander secretly descended to Soochow and killed Cai Hao and Zhang Yun; killing in his dream: He was afraid that people would assassinate him while he was sleeping, so he declared that he "happily kills people in his dreams" and deliberately stabbed a servant who was eager to serve him to death with a sword. ; Killing in wine: Before the Battle of Chibi, he put wine on the river and stretched it across a tree to compose a poem. Liu Fu, the governor of Yangzhou, thought the poem was ominous, so Cao Cao pretended to be drunk and "picked up a tree in his hand and stabbed Liu Fu to death."; Killed with a borrowed knife: Ni Hengzhao Gu scolded Cao, and he was extremely angry. He sent Mi Heng to surrender Liu Biao and let Huang Zu kill him. He waited for an opportunity to kill: he usually hated Yang Xiu, the clever military chief, and got rid of him for disturbing the morale of the army with the "chicken rib incident". ; Large-scale murder: After the Yidai Edict incident, Cao Cao beheaded more than 700 people from Dong Cheng and five other families, and when he attacked Tao Qian in Xuzhou, "Once he got the city, he slaughtered all the people in the city..." " Wherever Cao's army went, they killed people and dug up their graves."

Zhuge Liang: "The most amazing person among the sages in ancient and modern times."

Zhuge Liang in history was originally highly regarded by scholar-bureaucrats and scholars. There are two reasons for this: First, Zhuge Liang has the spirit of dedication and dedication, which is what Du Fu's poem "The Prime Minister of Shu" sings: "Three times he has troubled the world, and two times have helped the old ministers. He died before he left the army. , often makes heroes burst into tears." Second, he has extraordinary talents, which is what Du Fu said in the fifth chapter of "Yonghuai Ancient Monuments": "When brothers see Yi Lu, they will definitely lose the command of Xiao Cao." "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" has written these two aspects thoroughly.

Zhuge Liang's devotion to death, that is, loyalty, is concentrated in his attitude towards the cause of Shu Han. He was loyal and conscientious, and worked hard to establish the foundation of the Shu Han Dynasty without any hesitation. After Liu Bei's death, he continued to loyally assist the weak Liu Chan. Although Liu Chan is mediocre and "an Adou who cannot be supported", even though Liu Bei once said when he was entrusting an orphan in Baidi City: "If the heir can assist, then assist him; if he is not talented, you can become the master of Chengdu." But Zhuge Liang did not. He never had any ambitions and always fulfilled his duties as a minister. When the building was about to collapse and the tree was unable to support itself, he persisted in his ideals, supported the crisis, was tenacious and enterprising, and persevered. He "knew that he couldn't do it and did it": he lived in peace on the fifth road, captured Meng Huo seven times, and left Qishan six times. For the cause of the Shu Han Dynasty, he fought in the north and south, either strategizing or supervising the battles on the spot. He even "booked books in person, took care of the details by himself, had little food to worry about, and sweated all day long." His subordinates were concerned about his health and advised him not to overwork himself, but he said with emotion: "It's not that I don't know, but I am so entrusted by the late emperor that I am afraid that others will not be as dedicated as I am." When Sima Yi learned of this situation, he said to the generals : "Kong Ming has little food and trouble, how long can he last?" Sure enough, Zhuge Liang fell ill from overwork and died of illness at Wuzhangyuan on the front line of the attack on Wei.

Guan Yu: "The most amazing person among famous generals in ancient and modern times"

In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the author's respect for Guan Yu is second only to Zhuge Liang. In the narration in the book, Guan Yu is generally not called by his first name, but called "Yunchang", or respectfully called "Guan Gong" or "Guan Mou". As "the most amazing person among famous generals in ancient and modern times", Guan Yu has become one of the most charming characters in the novel. Guan Yu's "righteousness", Zhuge Liang's "wisdom" and Cao Cao's "treachery" are three in a row.

In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Guan Yu's bravery is the focus of description. The plots such as "warming wine and killing Hua Xiong", "killing Yan Liang and Wen Chou", "going to the meeting alone", "scraping bones to cure poison" have always been Popular among the people. "Warm wine and kill Hua Xiong" is a glorious appearance of Guan Yu. Dong Zhuo's brave general Hua Xiong guarded Sishui Pass, posing a serious threat to the coalition of princes. He first killed Bao Zhong, the younger brother of Bao Xin, and then defeated Sun Jian, the vanguard of the coalition. Then he unstoppably challenged the coalition's stronghold and killed Yuan Shu's generals Yu She and Han Fu's troops. General Pan Feng and all the princes were shocked, but Guan Yu, a small pony archer, stepped forward to fight bravely, and beheaded Hua Xiong in a moment. The novel adopts a side-contrast technique and does not directly describe the process of Guan Yu's killing of Hua Xiong, thus achieving a better artistic effect. The twenty-fifth chapter describes the Battle of White Horse. Yuan Shao's general Yan Liang killed Cao Cao's generals Song Xian and Wei Xu. The brave general Xu Huang went out to fight and fought for twenty rounds, but was defeated.

Guan Yu's bravery is also reflected in his courage and strong will that exceed ordinary people.

"Going to a meeting alone" and "Scraping bones to cure poison" are classic plots that readers are familiar with.

Hope it helps.