Pang De in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is the subordinate general of Ma Chao, a famous general in Xiliang, known for his bravery, good fighting and loyalty. In **, Pound's image is very distinct, his loyalty and bravery are praised by readers, but his fate is also tragic.
In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Pound's image is mainly reflected in the following aspects:
1.Brave and good at fighting: Pound is described as an anomaly of courage in **, and his performance on the battlefield is always heroic and fearless. Especially in the battle with Guan Yu, Pang De showed extremely high martial arts and courage, and although he was eventually killed by Guan Yu, his brave image was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
2.Loyalty: Pound's loyalty to Ma Chao is a point emphasized in **. Not only did he charge for Ma Chao on the battlefield, but after Ma Chao defected to Liu Bei, Pang De also followed closely and continued to play for Ma Chao. This spirit of loyalty has made Pound a beloved character among readers.
3.Tragic Fate: Pound's fate is tragic in **. He died heroically in the battle with Guan Yu, and this image of heroism and righteousness made his image even more tragic and touching.
4.Loyalty and honor: Pound showed the importance of honor in **, he was at a disadvantage in the battle with Guan Yu, but he still insisted on fighting and was unwilling to surrender, this insistence on honor made his image even higher.
However, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is a historical **, and the characters and descriptions of events in it have a certain amount of literary processing and artistic exaggeration. When evaluating Pound, we should combine historical facts and artistic expression to look at this character comprehensively and objectively.
In the historical record, Pound's deeds are not as detailed as in **, and his image may not be as vivid as in **. But according to historical records such as the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", Pang De was indeed a brave general, and he played an important role in Ma Chao's army. In evaluating Pound, we should recognize the difference between ** and history, and at the same time appreciate the artistic shaping of Pound's image in **.