Gentian Shines Through the Ages, and Loyalty and Bravery Are Passed Down Through the Ages.

"Gentian shines through the ages" At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the gentry monopolized the world. Zhao Yun, a young man from a poor family, armed with a silver gentian spear, bucked the trend and cut through the haze of troubled times with his courage and courage. Seven in and seven out of Changbanpo, the soldiers' robes were stained with blood to protect the young master, the pear blossoms danced on the tip of the spear, and the loyal souls and iron blood were killed; all the flags and drums were silenced by the Han River, Cao's army retreated with only a few enemies, his courage shocked the world, and he showed the sharpness of the god of war. From following Xuande to the emperor and his ministers, to the wise maneuvering in the fierce battle at Chibi, from Guiyang's benevolence for the people in governing, to the old man Fufeng on the Northern Expedition, he refused Cao Cao's offer of surrender with a large sum of money, and made it clear that he would "rather die for Xuande than become a traitor to the Han Dynasty". In the war of troubled times, he hid his tenderness in iron blood, expressed his original intention with the dragon pendant, and wrote the legend of "the point pointed by the gun is not only the enemy's position, but also the road of loyalty" in the game of power and the golden horse. The skeleton of the official history outlines the trajectory of the hero, and the literary ink is full of iron-blooded tenderness. See how a generation of perfect generals illuminated the Three Kingdoms through the ages with loyalty, bravery and benevolence.