This book is a biography. It mainly tells that before Sun Quan reached his twenties, he took advantage of Jiangnan and made himself king and emperor. Chen Shou called him Gou Jian's talent, Zhuge praised him for recruiting all the talented people in Soochow, and Cao Cao sighed as if he was born. People admired his success as a young man, but regretted his declining ambition in old age. They called him a "half-bright monarch". Sun Quan was the founding monarch of Sun Wu during the Three Kingdoms period. His father and brother suffered tragic accidents one after another. He was ordered to be in danger at the age of eighteen. Under extremely unfavorable circumstances, he relied on his incomparable tenacity to appoint talents and endure humiliation. He successively defeated Cao Cao, Guan Yu, Liu Bei and other contemporary heroes. He established his footing in Jiangdong, expanded Jingchu and Xiangfan in the north, and continued to expand overseas, laying the foundation for Soochow's hegemony. This book not only interprets Sun Quan's views on employment and the overall situation, but also focuses on analyzing his superior and forbearing temperament, and refines this temperament into the decisive factor that enabled Sun Quan to stand proudly in a crisis and grow tenaciously. This book regards Sun Quan as a model figure in history who established himself with perseverance and self-confidence and started a magnificent career, hoping to inspire readers to start their own careers.
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I look at the Three Kingdoms very objectively from the perspective of Sun Quan of the Eastern Wu Dynasty. I remember that I bought a book before called Sun Quan, the Great Emperor of Wu. The content is similar to this. It's great~
I look at the Three Kingdoms very objectively from the perspective of Sun Quan of the Eastern Wu Dynasty. I remember that I bought a book before called Sun Quan, the Great Emperor of Wu. The content is similar to this. It's great~