Yiling Elegy

One is the emperor of Shu who dared to point to the mulberry tree and said: "As the emperor, I should wear this chariot cover" since he was a child. One is a Confucian general who was ordered to go to the altar to receive the seal when he was in danger. He had to bear the humiliation and bear the heavy burden when he first became the commander-in-chief. In a battle that established the pattern of the Three Kingdoms, what unknown details will be hidden under the curtain? When Emperor Zhaolie returned to Baidi City along the plank road after the war, would he think of Liu Bei, the general of the left, who stood on the boat eleven years ago, looking up at the plank road and preparing to enter Shu? When Lu Xun accepted Sun Quan's general seal in Wuchang before the war, would he have expected that in the next year, this piece of metal the size of a copper coin would carry a weight he could not imagine? When Wu and Shu were fighting fiercely in Yiling, was Cao Pi really just watching from the other side?