Chronicle of Star Chasing in the Three Kingdoms

Zhou Yu came from a wealthy family. His grandfather Zhou Jing and uncle Zhou Zhong both held the rank of Taiwei. His father, Zhou Yi, once served as the magistrate of Luoyang. Zhou Yu himself was tall, handsome, and ambitious. In the first year of Chuping (190), when Sun Jian attacked Dong Zhuo, his family lived in Shouchun. At that time, Sun Ce, Sun Jian's eldest son, was very famous in the Jianghuai area. Zhou Yu went to visit because of his fame and persuaded Sun Ce to take his mother and younger brother to move to Shu County in Lujiang. Sun Ce listened to his advice. Zhou Yu gave up the big house in Lunan for the Sun family to live in, and went to the hall to pay homage to Sun Ce's mother. The two families became friendly. In the second year of Xingping (195), Zhou Yu went to visit his father Zhou Shang, who was the governor of Danyang. It happened that Sun Ce led his army into Liyang (now northwest of He County, Anhui Province) and was about to cross the Yangtze River eastward, so he wrote to Zhou Yu. Zhou Yu led his troops to meet Sun Ce and gave him strong support. Sun Ce was very happy and said: "I have you, and things are done." So, Zhou Yu followed Sun Ce to conquer Hengjiang (the north bank of the Yangtze River in the southeast of He County, Anhui today), Dangli (east of today's He County, Anhui), and Dangli River entered the river. ), Then sent his troops across the river, attacked Moling (now Moling Pass, Jiangning, Nanjing), defeated Zuo Rong and Xue Li, then captured Hushu (now Hushu Town, Jiangning, Nanjing) and Jiangcheng, entered Qu'a (now Danyang, Jiangning), and forced Liu Yao away. At that time, Sun Ce's tribe had grown to tens of thousands. He said to Zhou Yu: "It is enough for me to use this army to capture Wu County and Kuaiji County and pacify Shanyue. You can go back and guard Danyang." So Zhou Yu led his troops back to Danyang. Guo Jia was born in Yingchuan. He had foresight when he was young. He saw that the world would be in chaos at the end of the Han Dynasty. After Yu Ruuguan (20 years old), he lived in seclusion. He secretly made friends with heroes and did not interact with the world, so not many people knew about him. When he was 21 years old, Guo Jia went north to see Yuan Shao and said to Yuan Shao's advisers Xin Ping and Guo Tu: "A wise person can measure his master carefully and thoughtfully, so all his actions are thorough, so that he can achieve success and fame. Duke Yuan only wants to imitate Duke Zhou. He is a corporal of courtesy and virtue, but he does not know how to use talents. He is full of thoughts but lacks the essentials, and likes to plan but not make decisions. It is really difficult to work with him to save the country from danger and establish the great cause of kingship and hegemony." So he left Yuan Shao. In this way, Guo Jia has been unemployed for six years. In the first year of Jian'an (196), Xi Zhicai, a counselor whom Cao Cao valued highly, passed away. Feeling sad, Cao Cao wrote to Xun Yu and asked him to recommend a counselor who could succeed Xi Zhicai. Therefore, Xun Yu recommended his friend Guo Jia to Cao Cao. Cao Cao summoned Guo Jia to discuss major world affairs. After the discussion, Cao Cao said, "He is the one who can help me achieve my great cause!" After Guo Jia left the camp, he was overjoyed and said, "This is my real master!" Through the above introduction, in fact, Guo Jia and Zhou Yu came out of the mountain earlier than Zhou Yu, but the author wrote them as magic horses? First of all, I feel that you have put Zhou Yu in a bad light, and even feel that you are not responsible. Don't deny it for now. What you wrote is not about Zhou Yu. He has no sense of responsibility and is even mentally retarded. What kind of character does your article write about Zhou Yu? It doesn't even have the insights of Zhuge Liang and Lu Xun when they were young. Let's look at history. Zhou Yu Yu is more decisive when he is at least fifteen years old. If nothing else, do you think a person's character can really be shaped after the age of fifteen? If nothing else, let's talk about the characteristics of Zhou Yu in this article: cowardice, selfishness, and even short-sightedness. Secondly, the author believes that counselors, generals, power, and even businessmen are more important than others. The difference is that a counselor can really influence the chess game, or even the big shots. In the final analysis, Guo Jia is just a chess piece, a chess piece without rights, not even a chess piece. Does he have the qualifications to control the chess game? Guo Jia in this article is at the peak of power and can manipulate anyone, even the emperor, Third, I think the author should consider what counselors can do and what generals can do. Generals can decide the country, have sole power, and even need to judge and execute, and even complete. Counselors, they can accomplish it by influencing one person, let's say Guo Jia, he even did it without Cao Cao's consent. . . . . ,