The obscurity of the past, or the remorse of the past, is sought in wise guidance, and it is really the work of the wise. The choices of life weave very different chapters, and the power of choice goes beyond mere diligence.
Enjoying freedom in the baptism of wind and rain requires constant exploration and pursuit. Whether it's speeding forward through obstacles or enjoying the silence with an umbrella in the rain, it's not a frustration without strategy.
Every choice is a unique response to the ups and downs of life.
In the fierce battle of Bishui Pass in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it was hailed"Admiral Musso"'s Pan Fengfu fell into the hands of Hua Xiong as soon as he appeared, which seems to reveal that his legend failed to open.
But Pan Feng's bravery is not in vain, his words"Unparalleled"It has a deep meaning in itself, symbolizing extraordinary martial arts. As a recognized general, his strength should not be underestimated.
However, he suffered misfortune in a short cup of tea, and this moment of unfulfilled ambition is thought-provoking. Is it luck or ill-fated? If you go deeper, there must be untold stories and values in it.
The old proverb once said: "When the general is outside, the king's order is not affected." However, in the ingenious layout of Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Pan Feng's heroic righteousness has become a gorgeous overture to Guan Yu's debut, which is a perfect fit between artistic techniques and plot needs.
Pan Feng's heroic sacrifice was like a dazzling lightning, highlighting Guan Yu's majesty. His death not only enhances the dramatic tension of the story, but is also an inevitable choice for elaborate artistic creation.
All of this stems from the accident and inevitability behind an axe, which connects the artistic considerations of the decision-making of the superiors.
Through the smoke and dust of history, back to the troubled times of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao secretly ordered the princes to attack Dong Zhuo, Han Fu, as the leader of Jizhou, has a unique vision, and naturally will not ignore fierce generals like Pan Feng.
His courage can be seen, because he has no real talent and real learning, how can he get into the eyes of Han Fu, the master of the assassin history? Seeing Pan Feng holding a giant axe, majestic and majestic, Han Fu had mixed feelings in his heart, both admiration and a trace of regret.
So, at the critical moment of Bishui Pass, in the face of Huaxiong's challenges and threats, Han Fu thought about it carefully, and in order to boost morale, he launched his right-hand man Pan Feng with great expectations.
If you don't have real skills, how can you take on a big responsibility?
Full of expectations but encountering a dramatic reversal, Pan Feng set out heroically, but died heroically on the battlefield. There have been rumors"Kansai Lu Bu, Kanto Pan Feng"The same name is by no means empty talk, but the real Pan Feng does not fully match this reputation.
What is thought-provoking is that he shoulders the great trust of the lord, because of his inner concern, the victory or defeat of the decisive battle between the masters has been revealed, and the heavy psychological pressure cannot be ignored.
Fame is like a double-edged sword, which can be brilliant or shadowy. One needs to stay sober and not be blinded by short-lived victories. Han Fu may want to increase his prestige, but he may have ignored the vastness of the heroes in the world because of his short-sightedness.
Pan Feng's bravery in Jizhou may have made him think highly of himself, but he ignored that there were more strong people. Surprisingly, Pan Feng's majestic figure and the giant axe weighing 180 catties can shock people's hearts even if they don't rely on extraordinary strength.
His story reminds us that strength is not all about natural power, but about tenacity and wisdom. "
In the bubble of praise and flattery, Pan Feng's gaze gradually narrowed, the price of self-aggrandizement is self-destruction, and only humility is eternal wisdom. Placed in the world of the Three Kingdoms, where strength prevails, he chooses a heavy axe instead of a flexible weapon, and this excessive obsession with power will not escape the predicament even if he is undefeated.
In the end, his ** choice became the fuse for his sinking. When Hua Xiong proudly cut down Yu She, the generals in the tent anxiously searched for heroes, trying to boost morale. At this moment, Han Fu's proposal was like a gust of wind, pushing Pan Feng to the center of the challenge.
Pan Feng, full of confidence, stood up, brandished a battle axe, and was determined to take Huaxiong's head. However, Hua Xiong, as the second leader of Xiliang Iron Cavalry, is by no means an idle person.
As Pan Feng resolutely stepped out of the barracks, the duel between the two kicked off with the roar of drums and horses' hooves. As Hua Xiong approached step by step, the big axe behind Pan Feng slowly rose to the sky in the passionate rhythm.
However, the speed of the battle was far beyond imagination, and just as Pan Feng's axe was about to be full, Hua Xiong's long knife was like lightning, slashing in an instant, interrupting this silent contest.
Pan Feng tried to barely resist with the giant axe in a panic, but he felt a sharp pain in the tiger's mouth, and the big axe almost escaped. Before he could fully swing the attack, Hua Xiong's sharp knife had already struck like a storm.
Although he instinctively swung the axe to resist, the heaviness of the axe was in stark contrast to the swiftness of the opponent's knife technique, and Pan Feng could only dodge slightly sideways. However, Hua Xiong's knife technique changed from stabbing to flirting in an instant, and in an instant, the cold sword light flashed, accompanied by Pan Feng's whispering"My life is at rest", and his consciousness fell into endless darkness.
Although the giant axe is powerful, its flexibility is obviously much inferior in the face of flexible and changeable short-handed combat, and a single move is doomed to defeat without reflexes.
In the fierce duel on horse, the advantages of flexible weapons are clear at a glance, and they can easily suppress heavy **. Pan Feng chose to fight with a big axe, undoubtedly taking the disadvantage to the extreme, and in the face of the opponent's strengths, the defeat seemed to be doomed.
Trying to defend with an axe as a shield will not only make it difficult to resist a volatile attack, but it may lead to a lot of holes in the defense, and the longer you hold it, the greater the risk. If the battlefield is changed to foot combat, the outcome may be different.
But in the era of horse warfare, tactical flexibility was neglected, so who could blame for such a defeat?
The principle of excellence never goes out of style, just like sharpening a knife to chop wood more precisely. The ancient adage tells us that if you want to do a good job, you must first benefit it. It's all about personal choice, and it's crucial to find the path that works best for you.
In a complex world, it is the unchanging creed to never forget the original intention and always pursue excellence. On the road to a better place, it is key to face up to and improve your shortcomings. Whether it is life or work, we should give full play to our strengths and let our expertise light up the way forward.
Every step of the challenge requires us to be down-to-earth, start from scratch, and break through one level at a time. "
In the face of life's many hurdles, flexibility is key. Only by adapting to changes can we break through the obstacles, achieve accessibility, and enjoy the benefits. Life is like a delicate skill, pay attention to the times, give full play to the strengths, skillfully avoid shortcomings, and let wisdom and adaptation go hand in hand.