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This book reviews, analyzes and explores the selected ancient literary works from the aspects of cultural origin, literary creation, special research, achievement display, art appreciation, philosophical connotation, status influence, etc. It provides a relatively comprehensive interpretation of the development of literature and culture in this period, raises new questions and research trends, conducts theoretical exploration, and displays specific results.

Chinese history came to a crossroads during the Three Kingdoms era. The three forces represented by Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan represented the three trends of the world at that time. However, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan were not the ones who controlled the world. The ones who really controlled the world were the swordsmen of the Three Kingdoms behind them. The sword-bearers refer to Zhuge Liang and Jiang Wei who were in charge of the Shu Kingdom, the three generations of the Cao family and the Sima clan in the Wei state, and Zhou Yu, Lu Xun, Zhuge Ke, Sun Jun and others in the Wu state. They directed the country, promoted generals and became prime ministers, and became the sword-holders of the times and the helmsmen of history. This book tells the story of the real controllers behind the power of the Liu, Cao, and Sun families.