As the saying goes, "I don't look at the Three Kingdoms", why?In fact, it means that when people reach middle age and are close to old age, they can truly understand the Three Kingdoms. But at this time, it is not recommended that you go to see the Three Kingdoms, because you are actually afraid of your friends being sentimental. Because in the Three Kingdoms period, there may really be no true benevolence and righteousness, and some are just deceitful to me, and you deceive me.
Why didn't Pang De and Zhang Lu demote Liu Bei?After Xiangfan's defeat, Guan Yu finally knew the answer!
Reading the Three Kingdoms, I have to say that one of the characters is Liu Bei, the founding emperor of Western Shu, Liu Bei is the king of Zhongshan, he himself claims to be the Han family, and the ultimate goal of his life is also to help the Han family and save the people from fire and water. But is that really the case?Not to mention anything else, when Liu Bei was proclaimed emperor, Emperor Han Xian was still alive. However, Liu Bei's statement to the world was that Emperor Han Xian had died.
The biggest failure in Liu Bei's life was that he did not succeed in accommodating two major talents, one of which was Zhang Lu. Zhang Lu was very important to Liu Bei, and he spent almost all his troops and material resources to get Yizhou. However, Zhang Lu chose to defect to Cao Cao rather than Liu Bei. Why?
Zhang Lu refused!Liu Bei's truth**!
First of all, Zhang Lu has seen through Liu Bei's "benevolent and righteous face". When Liu Bei entered Sichuandi, he did not regard Zhang Lu as an opponent, but as an insignificant thief. Zhang Lu saw through Liu Bei's hypocrisy and knew that Liu Bei did not treat him sincerely.
Secondly, Zhang Lu knew that Liu Bei would not let go of his Taoists. As the founder of the Five Dou Rice Sect, Zhang Lu is an independent and threatening force. Surrendering to Liu Bei may have cost him his autonomy, and he chose to insist on independence.
Third, Cao Cao's successful example made Zhang Lu more determined to defect to Cao Cao. Cao Cao successfully accepted the Yellow Turbans, and Zhang Lu resonated with the Yellow Turbans' beliefs, believing that defecting to Cao Cao would better protect his future and that of the cultists.
Pound's death!Liu Bei's predicament is fully revealed!
Pang De, a fierce general in Xiliang, Ma Chao defected to Liu Bei back then, but Pang De chose to follow Cao Cao. While supporting Cao Ren, Pang De was flooded by Guan Yu in the Seventh Army**. Guan Yu once persuaded Pang De to surrender, hoping to accept this fierce general. But Pang De chose to die without hesitation and scolded Liu Bei as a "big-eared thief".
Why didn't Pang De surrender Liu Bei?First of all, he thinks about his reputation and loyalty. It is impossible for generals to change lords frequently, and Pound's reputation has gained a foothold in Cao Wei, and he is unwilling to deviate from his life's honor. Second, Pound fears the fate of following Ma Chao's example. After Ma Chao defected to Liu Bei, his status was unsatisfactory, and Pang De was worried that he would also be treated unfairly.
The truth behind Pang De and Zhang Luzhi's refusal to surrender!
Pound and Zhang Lu's refusal to surrender is not simply stubbornness, but adherence to personal dignity and future. Aware of the uncertainty and unfair treatment that may come with surrender, they chose to follow the path they chose without hesitation.
This is a detailed depiction of human nature, honor and loyalty in the history of the Three Kingdoms, and it is also a true portrayal of Liu Bei's predicament. During the period of the Three Kingdoms, all forces fought hard in the troubled times for survival and honor, and the persistence of Pang De and Zhang Lu was even more precious.
Conclusion: Pound and Zhang Luzhi's refusal to surrender witnessed the era of heroes, they may not have left much light on the stage of history, but their choices made people see the true value of sticking to faith and dignity.
This article deeply analyzes the mystery of the refusal of Pang De and Zhang Lu during the Liu Bei period, and focuses on revealing the reasons why these two historical figures chose to stick to their beliefs and dignity. In the article, the author digs deep into the inner world of Pang De and Zhang Lu by analyzing three main reasons, namely, the insight into Liu Bei's "benevolent and righteous face", the independent spirit of the Wudou Mijiao, and the trust in Cao Cao's successful acceptance of the Yellow Turban Army.
First of all, the article critically analyzes Liu Bei's "benevolent and righteous face". When Liu Bei treated Zhang Lu in Sichuan, he did not regard him as a real opponent, which made Zhang Lu deeply realize that Liu Bei did not treat him sincerely. This reflected the complexity of the political struggle in the troubled times of the time, and people had to judge the situation and remain vigilant in the face of apparent benevolence.
Secondly, the author interprets Zhang Lu's adherence to the independent spirit of the Wudou Mijiao, showing Zhang Lu's inner independence and firmness. Zhang Lu's reluctance to give up his beliefs and unique status shows his appreciation for the dignity and independence of the individual. In troubled times, this quality of sticking to individual beliefs is particularly valuable.
Finally, in the case of Cao Cao's successful acceptance of the Yellow Turban Army, the author emphasizes Zhang Lu's trust in Cao Cao. This trust stemmed from Cao Cao's success in accepting the Yellow Turbans, in which Zhang Lu believed, and providing them with a relatively optimistic future. This also reflected Zhang Lu's distrust of Liu Bei, believing that defecting to Cao Cao would better protect the future of him and his followers.
For Pound, the article mentions his adherence to his reputation and loyalty. The frequent change of generals may cost him the honor of his life, and Pound's reputation is equally important in the midst of war. This reflects Pound's insistence on personal dignity and reputation, and is the reason why he chose to die without hesitation.
On the whole, through an in-depth analysis of Pang De and Zhang Lu's refusal to surrender to Liu Bei, this article presents the inner struggles and choices of heroes in troubled times when facing difficulties. The persistence of Pound and Zhang Lu is a defense of individual dignity, faith and loyalty, and it is also a bright spot in history. In this period of the Three Kingdoms, which is full of intrigue and deceit, the tenacity and choices of these two heroes give us a deeper understanding of history and a deeper understanding of the complexity of human nature.
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