"Heroes of the Three Kingdoms" reconstructs the turbulent Three Kingdoms era with a grand historical perspective, integrates handed down documents and unearthed historical materials with rigorous textual research, panoramicly analyzes the strategic games of overlords such as Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan, and deeply interprets the military and political wisdom of heroes such as Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, and Sima Yi. This book breaks through the shackles of romance narratives, restores the time and space of major battles such as Guandu, Chibi, and Yiling from a historical perspective, and analyzes the deep impact of gentry clans, economic foundations, and cultural trends on the separatism of the world. It not only discusses the successes and failures of emperors, generals and ministers, but also examines the ups and downs of soldiers and common people. It can be called a masterpiece of interdisciplinary history that integrates politics, military and society.
