Late Han Dynasty: How Can You Be Willing to Take Death Lightly If You Aspire to Swallow up the World?

Love is always the same across thousands of rivers and mountains, can you vote for me?

According to Zhu Kezhen's meteorological history research, the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty was in the Little Ice Age, which was the second cold period in Chinese history.

"Book of the Later Han: Biography of Lu Bu": Yan has more than ten thousand elite soldiers and thousands of horses. Bu Chang had a good horse, named Chitu, which could gallop through the city and fly into the trenches. He and his strong generals Cheng Lian, Wei Yue and dozens of others rode through the Yan formation, and on one day or three or four, they all came out with their heads beheaded. "Three Kingdoms·Zhang Liao Biography": Liao Ye recruited people who dared to follow and got 800 people. The Liao troops surrounded them and attacked them straight forward. All the powerful men and horses are invincible, and no one dares to take the lead.

Unruly and unruly: From the "Book of Han·Biography of the Huns", describing the Huns as arrogant, violent and unteachable.

Jia: An air-sounding musical instrument of the ancient northern peoples, shaped like a flute. It was introduced to the Central Plains during the Han Dynasty and is often called Hu Jia.

Three Mutual Laws: It is the first written system of avoidance of official appointments in ancient Chinese history. It includes three contents: avoidance of native place, avoidance of marriage home and avoidance of official appointment. As a result, none of the local separatist forces in the late Eastern Han Dynasty started in their native place.

If you don't give up, Bu is willing to be your adoptive father.

"Three Kingdoms·Zhang Yang Biography": "Zhang Yang, whose courtesy name is Zhishu, is from Yunzhong. He gave Bingzhou with his military courage and worked for Wu Meng."

"Book of the Three Kingdoms·Book of Wei·Biography of Lu Bu, Zhang Miao and Zang Hong" "Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Biography of Lu Bu"‌‌ The original text records: Bu Bian has a bow and horse, and has extraordinary physical strength, so he is called Fei Jiang. The title "Flying General" was a generally recognized evaluation of Lu Bu's superb riding and archery skills and superior bravery in the late Han Dynasty. He was compared with Li Guang, the "Flying General" of the Western Han Dynasty. It was also an exclusive title that only Lu Bu enjoyed during the Three Kingdoms period.

Pei Songzhi's annotation to "Heroes" in "Three Kingdoms" records the only clear duel in the official history of the Three Kingdoms. Lü Bu and Guo Si agreed to duel, Lü Bu stabbed Guo Si with a spear, Guo Si was rescued by his own soldiers, and Lü Bu won.