There is real history here, a historical literary work that corrects many mistakes in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". In the Three Kingdoms, Qiao Mao was killed by Yuan Shao and Liu Dai in collusion. The 14-year-old daughter Xiao Qiao fled to Bingzhou with the Yellow Turban Army in order to escape. It developed to the point where there were men and horses, and they were about to join the alliance of princes. The army attacked the front line of Dong Zhuo's alliance. Being invited by Dong Zhuo to persuade Dong Zhuo to move the capital to Chang'an gave Dong Zhuo the determination to move the capital to Chang'an and gave Bingzhou room for development. After gaining a foothold, he immediately joined the Yellow Turban Army to kill Liu Dai. Later, he rectified his style, reformed his studies, reformed the military system in Bingzhou, and embarked on the road of strengthening the army. The killing of the Xiongnu witnessed the history of feudal rule and decline. Together with Cao Cao, he killed Yuan Shao and avenged his blood feud. Under the auspices of Cao Cao, he held a national-level ancestor worship ceremony at Longshan to bid farewell to his father and grandfather. The loss of his son cast doubt on Cao Cao, and his husband Zhou Yu's dream of conquering Xichuan was stolen by Liu Bei, and he embarked on the road of fighting for hegemony for his husband and son. It's too hard for her, so call her Qiao Xin!
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