5 thoughts and experiences after reading "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is a soul-stirring heroic legend, heroic stories that are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and a well-known literary masterpiece. The following is what I have compiled for you about reading "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and my thoughts. If you like it, you can share it with your friends!

My thoughts and thoughts after reading "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" 1

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", I believe everyone is familiar with this book. It is one of the four great classics, written by Luo Guanzhong. The whole book is based on the historical stories of the Three Kingdoms period, telling the story of the three countries Wei, Shu, and Wu who wanted to unify China and fight against each other!

Luo Guanzhong vividly describes the characters in the book, such as Liu Bei , Cao Cao, Sun Quan and many other figures. Among them, my favorite hero is Zhuge Liang.

Zhuge Liang, also known as Kongming, also known as Wolong. The book narrates many stories about him, such as borrowing arrows from a straw boat, outsmarting Huarong Tao, cleverly setting up eight formations, etc. Through the description of these stories, Zhuge Liang's intelligence is fully reflected, and he is worthy of the name of "Sage of Wisdom" Number. Among them, the story of Borrowing Arrows from a Straw Boat is the most exciting and is my favorite chapter. Let me tell you about it below!

The story of Borrowing Arrows from a Straw Boat happened during the Battle of Chibi. , the coalition forces of Sun and Liu fought against Cao Cao's army in Chibi, Cao Cao's army was on the north bank of the Yangtze River, and the coalition of Sun and Liu were stationed on the south bank, with Sun Quan's army as the main force. Zhou Yu was the leading general on Sun Quan's side, and Zhuge Liang was the general representing Liu Bei's side. Through contact, Zhou Yu became very jealous of Zhuge Liang's talents and wanted to plot to kill him. One day, Zhou Yu was discussing with Zhuge Liang and other generals about fighting Cao's army. Zhou Yu said that arrows were the best way to fight on water, so he asked Zhuge Liang to make 100,000 arrows and complete them within ten days. Kong Ming said that three days would be enough, and the discussion Afterwards, Kongming borrowed 20 boats from Lu Su, with thirty soldiers on each boat. The boats were covered with green cloth curtains, and more than a thousand straw handles were tied into human shapes and lined up on both sides of the boats. On the fourth watch of the third day, Kong Ming invited Lu Su to get arrows together and took the boat to the north bank. When they arrived near Cao Ying, heavy fog filled the sky. Kong Ming made the bow of the boat face west and the stern face east, lining up in a row, and then He asked the sergeants to play drums and shout, which alerted Cao Cao's army. Cao Cao couldn't see clearly what was true, so he asked the archers to shoot arrows to prevent the enemy from getting closer. So the straw handles on one side of the ship were filled with arrows. Kong Ming asked the ship to change direction, so that the other side The grass handle was gradually filled with arrows. At this time, Kong Ming asked the soldiers to shout thank you to Prime Minister Cao for the arrows. This angered Cao Cao very much. After saying this, he let the boat sail back to the south bank in the fog. It turned out that Zhuge Liang had already expected this, so he speculated on the weather in advance and thought of a plan. When Zhou Yu learned that Zhuge Liang was passing by with an arrow, he lamented that he was not as good as Kong Ming and could not find an excuse to kill Zhuge Liang. In the matter of borrowing arrows from a straw boat, Zhuge Liang fully demonstrated his ingenuity and wisdom by taking advantage of the right time and place, and achieved two birds with one stone: first, he disturbed Cao's army and outmaneuvered the enemy's material resources to support his side; second, he cleverly avoided his own death.

I like this book very much. The author has outstanding ability in describing these heroes, with distinctive characters, and the stories are vivid and fascinating. I hope everyone can read this good book!

Thoughts and insights after reading "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" 2

"The rolling Yangtze River passed away in the east, and the waves swept away the heroes. Right and wrong, success or failure, turned back in vain. , The green mountains are still there, the sunset is red several times. The white-haired fishermen and woodcutter..." Whenever I hear this heroic song, it brings my thoughts back to "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Today, with excitement, I opened one of the four great classics - "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" for the second time. I was once again deeply attracted by the vivid characters portrayed by the author.

Loyalty, righteousness, courage and extraordinary bravery

The incarnation of "righteousness" is none other than Guan Yu. Guan Yu, whose courtesy name was Changsheng, later changed to Yun Chang, was a man from Jieliang in Hedong. He was nine feet long and had a beard three feet long. His face was as heavy as a jujube, his lips were as if they were greased, he had red phoenix eyes and silkworm eyebrows. Because he killed the powerful man who relied on his power to dominate others, he fled the world. Later, he met Liu Bei and Zhang Fei, and they became sworn friends to Jinlan in Taoyuan, commonly known as "the three sworn brothers in Taoyuan". The second among the three brothers, he is known as the "Martial Saint". Regardless of Guan Gong's majesty, his courage alone is deeply impressive.

At that time, in order to protect the safety of his sister-in-law, he repaid Cao Cao for not killing his sister-in-law and sent it to Cao Cao's account to help him kill Yan Liang and Wen Chou. But later he learned that Liu Bei was still alive, so he immediately returned the gold, silver and jewelry to Cao Cao, and went through hardships to join Liu Bei. In the past, in order to repay Cao Cao for not killing him that day, he risked his life on Huarong Road to let Cao Cao go. His loyalty was evident and his bravery was unparalleled.

The people's heart is passed on to the Han Dynasty

The person who most profoundly implemented Confucius' thought of one benevolence must be Liu Bei. Liu Bei, also known as Xuande, was a member of the Han Dynasty. He was seven feet and five inches long, with ears hanging down from the shoulders and back above the knees. His face was like a crown of jade. He had a gentle personality and was benevolent and caring for the people. He "reported to the country and made peace to the common people." It can be said that he Live for righteousness and die for righteousness. Liu Bei was defeated and fled with his people. On the way, the sound of howling was loud. When Liu Bei saw this scene, he once wanted to throw himself into the river. If no one stopped him, he would definitely throw himself into the river. Because of this, he once cried in front of Liu Biao's tomb and prayed for his life. The people crossed the river safely. This shows his love for the people.

Ingenious and loyal

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the smoke of war was everywhere. Liu Bei was weak, but there was one person who assisted him in establishing the Kingdom of Shu. He is resourceful, eloquent, sincere and prudent, and strict in enforcing the law. Who is this person? Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang, also known as Kong Ming, was a peerless genius. He knew astronomy from above and geography from below. He was nicknamed "Mr. Wolong." Kong Ming was as clever as a strategist. Arrows, burning red cliffs, etc., all reflect his resourcefulness?

The heroic Zhang Fei, the wise and brave Zhao Yun, the civilized and military Zhou Yu, the cunning and cunning Cao Cao... each character is vividly portrayed, Unforgettable.

The characters in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" all have different personalities, and different personalities lead to different lives. We must learn from Liu Bei's concern for the country and the people, Guan Yu's loyalty and courage, and Zhuge Liang's The resourcefulness...

Thoughts and insights after reading "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" 3

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is one of the four great classics in our country and also my favorite classic historical novel. It describes how the heroes took advantage of the ever-changing situation to fight wits and courage with their opponents by describing the melee between the warlords in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the magnificent war scenes and political struggles that took place among the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu.

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is like an inexhaustible treasure house of knowledge. Every time I read it, I will benefit a lot. Among them, the story that impressed me the most was "The Straw Boat Borrowing Arrows".

Cao Cao, who "brought the emperor to order the princes", pacified the north and led a million troops southward, intending to wipe out the Shu Han and Soochow in one fell swoop. Liu Bei and Sun Quan decided to join forces to fight against Cao Cao. Zhuge Liang is Liu Bei's plenipotentiary representative, and Zhou Yu is the supreme commander of Sun Quan's army. Although the two parties have a cooperative relationship, Zhou Yu always makes trouble for him. During the Battle of Chibi, Zhou Yu used the excuse of lack of arrows and asked Zhuge Liang to make 100,000 arrows within ten days. But Zhuge Liang didn't reveal anything, and only used a trivial trick to get back 100,000 arrows from Cao Cao in three days. Zhou Yu's plot failed, and he became the laughingstock of the ages.

This reminds me of something that happened in school before. On that day, the school held a Chinese language test. A classmate who is close to me got a good score of 98 points, but I only got 86 points. When I got home from school, the more I thought about it, the angrier I became. I felt that his high score was probably due to cheating, or the teacher was biased. Because my grades were usually better than his, but this time I was surpassed by him. I was very unconvinced and even said a sour word: "You did well in the exam this time, you even surpassed me." Later, I She even ignored him and didn't go home with him.

But not long after, when I read this book again, I suddenly thought that Zhou Yu, as Zhuge Liang's friendly commander, did not cooperate well with Zhuge Liang. Instead, out of jealousy, he planned to murder him many times, and was killed alive in the end. He was so angry that he left a lifelong regret of "How can I be bright when I am born in Yu?"

Why should we be jealous of others? Are we afraid that others will surpass us? When others surpass ourselves, if we do not look for the reasons for good results and learn from others humbly, but instead ridicule or even slander others, what a sign of stupidity and incompetence it is. Ah!

Since then, with a normal heart, I have humbly asked him for advice on how to improve my grades. He also told me generously. In the exam not long after, my scores also improved greatly.

Bacon said: "Reading makes people wise." "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is such a good book. It taught me not to be jealous, but to work hard to improve myself in order to achieve success.

Thoughts and insights after reading "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" 4

"The rolling water of the Yangtze River passes eastward, and the waves wash away the heroes..." A majestic and magnificent hymn opened the story of the Three Kingdoms prelude. "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is a masterpiece that I never tire of reading. It not only allowed me to understand many thrilling and tortuous stories, but also allowed me to get to know many heroes with distinctive personalities.

The novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is based on the historical period from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the first year of Zhongping, Emperor Lingwu, to Emperor Wu of Jin, Sima Yan. It tells the story from the beginning of the Yellow Turban Rebellion to the sworn alliance between Liu Guan and Zhang Taoyuan, and then It tells the story of Zhuge Liang's miraculous plan to divide the world into three parts, until the three kingdoms were unified and returned to Jin. There are many heroes in the story: Guan Yunchang warms wine and kills Hua Xiong, Zhao Zilong fights Changbanpo, Zhang Yide refuses to fight Yangqiao, Yong Ma Chao raises an army to take revenge, Huang Han rises and kills Xia Houyuan... What a high-spirited spirit! What a heroic spirit! Hundreds of people The individual characters in Luo Guanzhong's works are all so distinctive and lifelike.

Among the characters in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the one I admire most is Zhuge Liang. He is proficient in astronomy and geography. No matter what other people's plots are, he can't hide it from him. He can also use changes in the natural environment to complete military strategies. He is as smart as the gods! Of course, Zhuge Liang is not the only one who is witty and smart in the book. For example, Zhou Yu, the governor of Wu State, was also very strategic. But after reading "Borrowing Arrows from a Straw Boat", I realized that intelligence is important, but it also requires you to have a magnanimous heart. Because of Zhuge Liang's talent and ability to predict events, Zhou Yu was very jealous. He regarded Zhuge Liang as a trouble in Soochow and wanted to find an excuse to kill him. So Zhou Yu asked Zhuge Liang to make 100,000 arrows within three days. If he failed, Zhuge Liang would be executed according to military law. After reading this, I really felt worried for Zhuge Liang. But Zhuge Liang was confident. With his wisdom and resourcefulness, he "borrowed" more than 100,000 arrows from Cao Cao within three days, completed his mission, and made Zhou Yu speechless. But what impressed me most was not that Zhuge Liang "borrowed" one hundred thousand arrows with his miraculous calculation, but that Zhuge Liang saw through Zhou Yu's intention to harm him, but did not get angry. Instead, he focused on the overall situation and continued to cooperate with Wu. Finally, he defeated the powerful Cao Cao and won the Battle of Chibi. Just imagine, if Zhuge Liang also felt resentful and fought with Zhou Yu, the outcome of the battle might have been rewritten.

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is worthy of being one of the four great classics. It contains a lot of wisdom and principles of life and is worth reading and re-reading. I hope that through my diligence and hard work. Become a person as knowledgeable, intelligent, capable and broad-minded as Zhuge Liang.

Thoughts and insights after reading "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" 5

This book mainly tells the story from the first year of Zhongping, the first year of Emperor Ling of the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 184), to the uprising of the Yellow Turban Army to Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty. The historical events of nearly a hundred years during the unification of the Western Jin Dynasty in the first year of Taikang (AD 280), the characters in it are vivid and vivid on the page. For example: there is the clever and suspicious Cao Cao, the young and prudent Sun Quan, Liu Bei who cherishes talents, and the talented Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu, etc.

Among them, one of my favorite stories is the story of the three sworn brothers in Taoyuan. The story tells that at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Bei, the queen of Zhongshan Prince Jing, had great ambitions, but he was poor at the time. Later, he met Guan Yu, a fugitive, and Zhang Fei, a butcher, on the street.

As soon as the three of them hit it off, they chose a garden with blooming peach blossoms and became brothers with different surnames. They swore to the heavenly alliance that they would suffer together, bear all the difficulties together, and enjoy the blessings together. They did not want to be born in the same year, the same month and the same day, but they only wanted to die in the same year, the same month, the same day. Let’s realize our beautiful ideals in life together. There are many stories about the deep love between the three Taoyuan brothers Liu, Guan, and Zhang. For example, Zhang Fei challenged Hulao Pass, Guan Yu rode alone for thousands of miles to find his brother, and Liu Bei would rather wait for his splendid country to seek revenge. The three brothers did not break their oaths and remained loyal men all their lives.

I remember one time I promised to go hiking with my dad, but I went to play with my friends instead. I didn't tell my father and made him wait for me all afternoon in vain, which made me a legitimate breach of trust. Later, my father said to me: "No one can stand without faith." Honesty and trustworthiness are the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation. Honesty means being loyal and upright, consistent in words and deeds, and consistent in appearance and appearance. Keeping one's word means keeping one's word and not being hypocritical or deceitful. Since then, I have been ashamed. Yes, I can't be the kid in "Cry Wolf" and be a person of integrity. As the saying goes, "Integrity is not only the foundation of a person, but also the foundation of the survival of a nation and a country."

If a person loses integrity, which is the most important thing in life, what else does this person have? "Trust your words, and your actions must be resolute." These good stories that have been passed down for thousands of years vividly express the honesty and trustworthiness of the Chinese nation. Integrity is a person's permanent ID card, so let us open the door to integrity and face life with our permanent ID card!

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is really a book that has benefited me a lot Book. Classmates, let us read more classics, write more insights, and grow together.

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