A volume of ancient history carries the flames of war in the late Han Dynasty; several pages of thin paper are engraved with heroic legends. It captures the most representative figures in troubled times, from Cao Cao's talent and strategy of "holding the emperor to order the princes", to Liu Bei's kindness and perseverance of "visiting the thatched cottage three times", from Zhuge Liang's loyalty and wisdom of "devoting himself to death", to Zhou Yu's heroism and regret of "feather fan and silk scarf". We not only list the life stories, but also analyze the inner struggles and choices of the characters with delicate brushwork - it is Guan Yu's interpretation of Cao Ying in Huarong Road, Zhao Yun's loyalty and bravery in Changbanpo seven times, and Lu Bu's swing between beauty and hegemony. Between the lines, you can revisit the stormy waves of Red Cliff, the silence of the empty city, and the autumn wind of Wuzhangyuan, making those names that have been dormant for thousands of years come alive again, leading you to understand that the Three Kingdoms is not only about wars and strategies, but also a magnificent epic about the ideals, morality, and destiny of a group of people in the torrent of the times. (This book only writes some stories and deeds of characters from the Three Kingdoms, for reference only and does not specify official history)
