The establishment of the Three Kingdoms was a turbulent and wonderful period in Chinese history. During this period, the three regimes of Cao, Cao, Wei, Shuhan, and Eastern Wu confronted each other and competed for the world. Each of them has its own characteristics, each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and each has its own story.
Cao Cao Wei was founded by the descendants of Cao Cao. Cao Cao was an eloquent statesman and military strategist who unified the north, pacified the south, and built a powerful empire. His son, Cao Pi, continued to expand his territory, conquering the Western Regions and the South. In 220, he usurped the Han Dynasty and became emperor, with the country name "Wei" and the historical name "Cao Cao Wei". His politics is clean and honest, his culture is open and inclusive, and he is friendly and cooperative with other countries. But he also had his shortcomings, he trusted his children and subordinates too much, and neglected internal prevention and reform. Soon after his death, he was usurped by his son Cao Rong and died.
Shu Han was established by Liu Bei. Liu Bei was a loyal man and a heroic hero, who came from a family of Han Dynasty bureaucrats, but rebelled against the corruption of the imperial court. He defeated Cao Cao in the Battle of Chibi in 208 with Sun Quan's allied forces, and in 221 he was proclaimed emperor in Chengdu with the state name "Han", and the history was called "Shu Han". He ruled the people with kindness and defended his enemies with wisdom. His most powerful advisor, Zhu Zhuge Liang, assisted his son Liu Chan to inherit the throne and made several northern expeditions against Cao Cao Wei. But Liu Bei also had his shortcomings, he was too superstitious about gods and prophecies, and too trusting and conniving with Sun Quan. Shortly after his death, he was defeated by Sun Quan in the Battle of Yiling and died.
Soochow, founded in Sun Quan. Sun Quan was a brave, resolute, and resourceful general and statesman who had already demonstrated his talent and ambition during the period of secession in the south. He defeated Cao Cao in the Battle of Chibi with Liu Bei in 208, and in 229 he was proclaimed emperor in Jiangnan, "Wu", known as "Eastern Wu" in history. He conquered the Jiangnan region with a powerful navy and flexible strategy, and allied himself with Shu Han against Cao Cao Wei. But Sun Quan also has shortcomings, although the "Wu" country is strong but internal, the "Wu" people are brave but greedy and cruel, and the "Wu" culture is open but backward and conservative.
During the period of the establishment of the Three Kingdoms, the "Three Kingdoms" were not really three countries, but only the areas occupied or controlled by the three regimes. There are no clear boundaries or fixed rules between the "three countries", and there is no long-term stability or friendly cooperation between the "three countries". There are only temporary or accidental contacts or exchanges between the "three countries". There are only competitive or adversarial relations or conflicts between the "three countries". There are only changing or dynamic situations or trends between the "three countries".
In short, the period of the "Three Kingdoms" was a period full of wars and changes in Chinese history. During this period, the struggle between the three regimes affected not only their own destiny, but also the future of China.