The folk understanding of the Three Kingdoms in the late Eastern Han Dynasty basically comes from the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which shows the turbulent history in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and also describes many familiar stories that have been passed down to this day, such as borrowing arrows from a straw boat, the Battle of Chibi, crossing five passes and killing six generals, riding a thousand miles alone, etc. It depicts the treacherous Cao Cao, the heroic Liu Bei, the martial sage Guan Yu, the fierce general Zhang Fei, the courageous Zhao Yun, the incarnation of wisdom Zhuge Liang and other romantic figures that have been passed down through the ages. This article is in vernacular Chinese and is particularly suitable for novel lovers and teenagers who are unfamiliar with ancient classical Chinese. I hope it will be liked by readers. Your reading and subscribing are my greatest support!
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It's easy to read, very good, worth recommending, thumbs up!