Heroes Emerge in Troubled Times: Part 2: the Battles of the Three Kingdoms Characters

The Three Kingdoms were in troubled times, with wars raging, wars rising, heroes vying for the throne, and conquests continuing. First there was the Yellow Turban Uprising, then Dong Zhuo took over the capital, and Lu Bu and Ding Yuan turned against each other. Then, the Kwantung Allied Forces rebelled against Dong Zhuo, Cao Cao launched an army against Jiwu, Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu became enemies, Li Jue, Guo Bang, and Fan Chou separatized Xiliang, Sun Ce swept Jiangdong, Tao Qiancun was the site of four battles, Liu Bei gained and lost Xiaopei, Yuan Shao launched the Guandu War, and finally, Cao Cao burned Wuchao with a fire, defeated the many with less, and unified the north. Cao Cao led his army across the dangerous pass of the Great Wall and fought fiercely at Bailang Mountain to stabilize the situation in the north. The proud Cao Cao sent his troops south, and the Battle of Chibi began. Liu Bei was under the fence, and Sun Quan was in danger of losing his eggs. Chibi burned tens of thousands of Cao's troops. In the end, Sun and Liu's coalition defeated Cao Cao's northern army with a small victory. Liu Bei and Sun Quan divided Jingzhou, Sun Quan secured the southeast, Liu Bei planned Xichuan, fought against Zhang Lu, captured Ma Chao, and occupied Yizhou, Guan Yu lost Jingzhou, Zhang Fei suffered a misfortune, and Liu Bei insisted on attacking Soochow. Lu Xun set fire to the Shu-Han camp for hundreds of miles, unexpectedly won, and saved Jiangdong's foundation. Liu Bei, whose vitality was severely damaged, had to retreat to Baidi City. Later, Zhuge Liang, the minister who had entrusted the solitary army, launched five expeditions into the Central Plains. Behind the fighting, intrigues, and battles of wits and courage between all parties, on the surface it is killing, conspiracy, and calculation. In fact, it is the suffering of the people, the decline of people's livelihood, and the disaster of living beings. Behind the war of the Three Kingdoms, tracing back to its origin and seeking its purpose, is the uprightness and feelings of family and country in the characters of the Three Kingdoms, as well as the perseverance, perseverance, sacrifice of life for righteousness, and unyielding loyalty of those heroes. It is a generation of virtuous people who dedicated themselves to death. This is the true value and significance of the Three Kingdoms!