Three Kingdoms: Three-Divided World

"Three Kingdoms" is a popular historical work that tells the history of the Three Kingdoms. This book covers nearly 100 years of historical stories from AD 184 to AD 280, and is divided into four volumes - "The Heroes Struggle", "Three Parts of the World", "Three Kingdoms" and "Three Families Return to Jin". It is based on historical materials, with characters and events as the main line, and time as the order. It uses the lively language that modern people like to read, and uses the writing style of novels and humorous style to write a wonderful and informative story of the Three Kingdoms. This book provides a panoramic description of the emperors, generals, ministers and other various characters during the Three Kingdoms period, including heroic figures who were able to turn the tide, as well as cunning and despicable villains. It also fully discusses war strategies, political struggles, character psychology, etc. Through the analysis, sorting and summarization of the history of the Three Kingdoms, the author uses human nature to gain insight into history, deeply explore the true emotions of historical figures, and unravel the mysteries behind historical events. It also reflects the direct or indirect impact of individual complex human nature on historical development, allowing us to understand and understand those historical figures and historical events more deeply. "Three Kingdoms: Three Triparts of the World" starts from the Battle of Chibi, when Sun and Liu unite to fight against Cao, and ends with Sun Quan's capture of Jingzhou to unify the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. This period was the formation period of the Three Kingdoms. Cao Cao's group was defeated in the Battle of Chibi and retreated to the north. The coalition forces of Sun and Liu won and divided Jingzhou. The situation of dividing the world into three parts began to be established. In the following ten years, all parties continued to compete and attack each other, and gradually formed three large groups headed by Cao, Liu, and Sun - the embryonic form of the Wei, Shu, and Wu regimes. At the same time, the history of the Three Kingdoms is still turbulent and wars are frequent. Heroes appear in turns, superb strategies show their magical powers, and famous battles continue to be staged, magnificent and exciting.