Stories about Guan Yu?

Question 1: A short story about Guan Yu Huarong Dao

Guan Yu is a man who cares about friendship. In the Battle of Chibi, Cao's army was attacked by fire and fled miserably. It was the middle of winter, and it rained heavily again. The clothes of Cao Jun's soldiers were soaked, and they were hungry and cold. The remaining defeated soldiers fled to Huarong Road. Due to the narrow and muddy road, the disabled, sick and weak fell to the ground one after another, making it impossible for Cao Cao's army to advance. Cao Cao's men and horses trampled them past, trampling many soldiers to death, and finally only about 300 horses were left. At this moment, a cannon was heard, and a group of troops rushed out and blocked the way. It turned out that it was the five hundred school swordsmen led by Guan Yu who had been ambushing here according to Zhuge Liang's estimation. They came out and killed them. Cao's soldiers were exhausted and unable to resist, and everyone was stunned. Cao Cao had no choice but to reminisce with Guan Yu and plead for mercy, asking to let them live. Guan Yu remembered the old friendship and released all the defeated soldiers of Cao's army

Passing five passes and beheading six generals

Passing five passes and beheading six generals This story reflects the deep bond between Guan Yu and Liu Bei of brotherhood. After receiving Liu Bei's letter, Guan Yu was about to return to Liu Bei. Regardless of offending his savior, he killed six of Cao Cao's generals: Han Fu, the governor of Luoyang, Meng Tan, the tooth general; Kongxiu of Dongling Pass; Bian Xi of Sishui Pass; Wang Zhi and Huazhou Qin Qi.

Going to the meeting alone

The story of going to the meeting alone shows that Guan Yu is a man of both wisdom and courage. Lu Su of the Wu State in the east of the Yangtze River wanted to kill Guan Yu and take back Jingzhou, so he held a "Hongmen Banquet" in a pavilion by the river. There were swordsmen and axemen outside the pavilion, throwing cups as a sign, and the crowd rallied to kill him! Guan Yunchang knew it was a plan, but he only took Zhou Cang with him. One person took a knife for Guan Yunchang, and he crossed the river by boat to come to the banquet! During the dinner, Guan Yunchang deliberately scolded Zhou Cang and asked him to go to the riverside to prepare first. Then he took the Qinglong Yanyue Sword in his hand, pretending to be drunk, and held Lu Su's hand, asking him to send him away. By the river, everyone in Soochow did not dare to act rashly because they were concerned about Lu Su's safety. I had no choice but to watch Guan Yunchang leave safely.

Bone scraping to heal wounds

In the story of bone scraping to heal wounds, Guan Yu experienced unbearable pain for ordinary people. Our children today are pampered by their parents and will cry even if they are even slightly injured. Nowhere can he compare to Guan Yu scraping his bones to heal his wounds and still talking and laughing with ease.

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As a military general, Guan Yu was majestic and active on the historical stage of the Three Kingdoms. This is only one side of Guan Yu's image. What is more valuable about Guan Yu is His character of loyalty. China has two thousand years of recorded history, and there are hundreds of military generals. Why is it that Guan Yu alone enjoys the honor and reaches the altar?

During the Battle of Xuzhou, Guan Yu was trapped on a mountain outside Xiapi City. Cao Cao sent Zhang Liao up the mountain to persuade him to surrender. Guan Yu said that he would rather die than surrender. Zhang immediately pointed out that there are three crimes in death: "At the beginning, Liu Shijun and his brother were sworn brothers. At that time, we swore to live and die together. Now that you are defeated and your brother is dead in battle, if you come back and ask for help from your brother but can't get it back, wouldn't you be violating the oath of the alliance? Brother, my brother died in battle, and my wife has no one to rely on, but I have to bear the weight of my entrustment. The second crime is that my brother is excellent in martial arts and is well versed in classics and history. He does not want to support the Han Dynasty with his envoy, but he wants to go through fire and water to achieve success. How can the bravery of an ordinary man be regarded as righteous? "And further pointed out that if he surrenders to Cao, there are three advantages: "One can protect the two wives, the other can not break the promise of Taoyuan, and the third can keep a useful life." After this enlightenment, Guan Yu decided to surrender, but he asked for three things: "First, I made an oath with the emperor's uncle to support the Han Dynasty. I will only surrender to the Emperor of Han, not Cao Cao; second, please ask my second sister-in-law." The emperor's uncle is given a salary and support, and no one in the family is allowed to come to the house. If the three of them know where the emperor is, they will resign regardless of the distance. If one of the three is missing, they will never surrender." After Zhang Liao agreed, he returned the favor! Cao Cao and Guan Gong also asked the second lady for instructions. The next day, Guan Yu packed up his carriage, protected his second sister-in-law, and followed Cao Cao to Xuchang.

In order to win over Guan Gong, Cao Cao treated Guan Gong very well, giving him a banquet every three days and a gift every five days. He ordered his two brothers and his sister-in-law to serve him, and every three days, he bowed and saluted outside the door and asked about their food, clothing, and clothing.

One day, Cao Cao saw that the green brocade war robe worn by Guan Gong was old, so he checked him and took a different brocade war robe as a gift. Cover it with robe.

Cao Cao laughed at his frugality, and Guan Gong replied: "The old robe was given by Emperor Liu's uncle. Wearing it is like seeing your brother's face. He dare not forget the old gift from his brother with the new gift from the prime minister."

Cao Cao meets Guan Gong. The horse was thin, so he ordered a horse to be brought from the left and right. The horse's body was like charcoal and its appearance was very majestic. It was the red rabbit horse that Lu Bu rode. Guan Gong accepted it and thanked him again. Cao Cao didn't understand what he meant and asked: "I have sent you beautiful jade, gold and silk before, but you have never bowed down before me. Now I am giving you a horse, and I am happy to bow down to you again. Why do you value animals?" Guan Gong said: "I know. This horse travels thousands of miles in a day. I am lucky to have it. If I know where my brother is, I can meet him in one day." Cao was shocked and regretted.

After Guan Gong killed Yan Liang, Cao Cao admired him even more, reported to the court, and granted...gt;gt;

Question 2: Storyline about Guan Yu 1 .Taoyuan Jieyi Introduction: In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the imperial court was defeated. Coupled with successive years of famine, people's lives were very difficult. Liu Bei intends to save the people, and Zhang Fei and Guan Yu are willing to work with Liu Bei to do something together. The three fell in love and chose a peach garden behind Zhang Feizhuang. At this time, the peach blossoms were in full bloom and the scenery was beautiful. Zhang Fei prepared a green cow and a white horse as a sacrifice, burned incense and worshiped, and the oath was completed; the three recognized their brothers according to their age. Liu Bei was the eldest brother, Guan Yu was the second, and Zhang Fei was the younger brother. This is the famous "Taoyuan Stake" in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

2. Introduction to Warm Wine and Kill Hua Xiong:

Cao Cao recruited troops and gathered seventeen troops including Yuan Shao, Gongsun Zan, and Sun Jian to attack Dong Zhuo. Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei followed Gongsun Zan. Dong Zhuo's general Hua Xiong defeated Sun Jian, the vanguard of the Eighteenth Army, and killed two other generals in front of the battle line. He was very proud. The eighteen princes were all panicked and at a loss what to do. Yuan Shao said: "It's a pity that my generals Yan Liang and Wen Chou are not here. Otherwise, we would not be afraid of Hua Xiong." As soon as he finished speaking, Guan Yu shouted loudly: "Young general is willing to go and kill Hua Xiong." Yuan Shao thought that Guan Yu was just a horse archer, so he said angrily, "We have hundreds of generals from the 18th Route, but we want to send a horse archer to fight." Guan Yu said loudly: "I am. If you can't kill Hua Xiong, please chop off my head." After hearing this, Cao Cao was very appreciative, so he poured a glass of hot wine and handed it to Guan Yu, saying, "General, drink this glass of wine before you kill the enemy." Guan Yu accepted. He took the wine glass, put it on the table and said, "Drink when I come back!" After saying that, he got on his horse with a big knife in his hand. Guan Yu was very skilled in martial arts and soon beheaded Hua Xiong. When he returned to the military camp, Cao Cao hurriedly picked up the wine glass on the table and handed it to him. The wine in the glass was not cold yet.

3. Introduction to "Three Heroes Fighting Lu Bu"

"Three Heroes Fighting Lu Bu" is a storyline in the long historical novel "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The background of the story is Yuan Shao uniting with the eighteen princes. The story of the three brothers Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei fighting Lu Bu at Hulao Pass after the fierce general Lu Bu defeated Dong Zhuo. Seen in the fifth chapter of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The "Three Heroes" refer to Liu Bei (alias Xuande), Guan Yu (alias Yunchang), and Zhang Fei (alias Yide).

Liu Bei had ambitions for the world. Guan Yu and Zhang Fei each had their own unique skills, but they had never been displayed. Previously, only Guan Yu showed his skills by killing Hua Xiong. Since then, Liu and the other three have become famous. In the world, although Lu Bu was the first to withdraw his troops this time, Lu Bu had killed all the generals before the three of them, and with one against three, although it seemed that Lu Bu was defeated, in fact it was Lu Bu who won. However, Lu Bu's bravery was famous among the three armies and was unmatched. Now that he encountered his opponent for the first time, the morale of Yuan Shao's army was naturally boosted.

4. Introduction to beheading Yan Liang and Wen Chou

At the beginning, Yan Liang’s Hebei army arrayed on the plain, completely ignoring Cao Cao’s troops’ superiority in the high ground. He probably thought that his troops were too weak. If it is strong, the enemy's cavalry will not be able to charge, and it will not care, and it will cause a arrogant soldier to be defeated. When Brother Guan rushed towards the enemy, he was very smart and went alone. In this way, the enemy could not guess his true intention and would not treat him as a charge. This may be because the enemy never used bows and arrows to stop Guan Yu. reason.

Facing Brother Guan's charge, Yan Liang sat down at first. On the one hand, he underestimated the enemy, and on the other hand, he was confused about his opponent's intentions. He was in the Chinese Army, which is the headquarters. Normally, no one would charge so stupidly. He entered the enemy group, so he was also a little careless. Yuan Jun did not understand Guan Yu's behavior, and since there was no order, he did not move. It is estimated that Guan Yu did not attack the soldiers, so everyone was puzzled. Guan Yu's horse was really fast. When Yan Liang found out that he was coming for him, it was already too late, so he could not react correctly. In addition, Yan Liang was not sure what Guan Yu was going to do at the last moment, and Guan Yu had not given a name. Yan Liang wanted to be a general. , did not kill the unknown general, did not mount the horse and raise the sword. Guan Yu's use of swords is also very distinctive. The first blow is not a big slash but a stab. This is fast and concealed, making it difficult for Yan Liang to dodge. This is also an important point. In general, Guan Yu used a very sinister trick and killed Yan Liangyin with his strength.

It was even simpler for Wen Chou. Cao Cao's ambush disrupted Wen Chou's troops. In this case, retreating was the first priority, otherwise the opponent's small soldiers would come up and catch him. It happened that Brother Guan went to fight with him at this time. Of course Wen Chou had no intention of fighting. When he felt that his opponent could not be defeated in a few strokes, he immediately patted his horse and retreated. Unexpectedly, Brother Guan's horse was so fast. Even if Wen Chou knew how to do it, he couldn't use it in the panic. He turned back his carbine and was stabbed in the back.

5. Introduction to killing six generals after passing through five passes

Kill Kong Xiu when passing through Dongling Pass; kill Han Fu when passing through Luoyang City; kill Bian Xi when passing through Bishui Pass; kill Bian Xi when passing through Xingyang When he killed the prefect Wang Zhi; when he crossed the Yellow River ferry, he killed Qin Qi; in the ancient city occupied by Zhang Fei...gt;gt;

Question 3: In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", what about Guan Yu What are the stories? The handsome beard traveled thousands of miles alone and rode alone in Taoyuan. Three sworn enemies killed Yan Liang and killed Wen Chou. Three heroes fought with Lu Bu. Wen Jiu killed Hua Xiong. Guan Gong earned the city. Killed chariots and stomachs. Guan Zhang *** captured the king Liu. Two generals. Han Shouhou. Five passes. Six generals were killed. Three visits were made to the thatched hut. Guan Yunchang released Cao Cao. Guan Yunchang explained Huang Hansheng and Guan Yunchang went to the meeting alone. Guan Yunchang scraped bones to treat poison and left Maicheng

Question 4: Famous stories about Guan Yu (5) Plot names and summary (about 150 words each) 1. Warm wine and chop Hua Xiong: When Cao Cao led the eighteen princes of Guandong to attack Dong Zhuo, the three brothers Liu, Guan, and Zhang were unknown when they followed Cao Cao. Cao Cao's forwards at that time, Sun Jian and others, were all top-notch generals. But they were all killed by Hua Xiong. From then on, Hua Xiong became arrogant. And he killed several of Cao Cao's fierce generals one after another. At this time, Guan Yu took the initiative to ask Ying to go to fight. Cao Cao had no choice but to pour a cup of hot wine for Guan Yu. Guan Yu asked to come back and drink again. When he went to pat the horse, everyone was sweating for him. Just when he was about to inquire about the situation, the ringing of the horse bell was heard. Guan Yu took Hua Xiong's hand and threw it to the ground, while the wine he had just poured was still warm. From then on, Guan Yu became famous.

2. The Three Heroes Fight Lu Bu: History records that Lu Bu was brave and foolhardy, greedy for beauty, etc., but his martial arts was invincible to many people. There is evidence of this. Even Cao Cao said this back then: Hero Lu Bu is invincible in the world! And he summoned eighteen princes to capture this person. During the battle, Lu Bu became more energetic. So the three brothers Liu, Guan, and Zhang appeared on horseback and fought against Lu Bu in various ways. All the people on the road were dumbfounded. When Lu Bu wanted to retreat, eight groups of people shouted and came to cover him up. It can be seen how thrilling the scene at this time is.

3. Capture the city and kill the chariots: Liu Bei wanted to break away from Cao Cao's control, so he deliberately placed his troops in Xuzhou, where they were guarded by chariots. Cao Cao ordered the chariots to assassinate Liu Bei. After the chariots and Chen Deng planned . Chen Deng missed Liu Bei's love for the people and his kindness, so he couldn't bear to take action and reported it to Liu Bei. Guan Yu took advantage of his plan and pretended to be Cao's army to help. When Che Zhou led his troops out of the city, he beheaded him and entered the city to appease the people.

4. Three things happened in Tuntu Mountain: Cao Cao led his army to attack Liu Bei in Xuzhou. Liu Bei took advantage of Cao's army to rob the stronghold before it was firmly established, but was killed and was defeated. Liu Bei broke out of the siege on his own and rushed to Yuan Shao. He was defeated and fled Mangdang Mountain, while Guan Yu protected Liu Bei's wife and children and stayed in Xiapi City. Later, Cao Cao fell in love with Guan Yu's talent, so he planned to capture Guan Yu and wanted him to surrender.

Later, under the persuasion of Cao General Zhang Liao, he had no choice but to stay because of Liu Bei's life-and-death covenant and Liu Bei's wife and children. Although he was in Cao Cao's camp, well-dressed and well-paid, he left without hesitation on the red rabbit horse sent by Cao Cao after hearing the news about Liu Bei.

5. Kill Yan Liang and kill Wen Chou: Guan Yu said in front of Cao Cao: "I look at Yan Liang as if he were inserting a mark to sell his ears! Although a certain person is not talented, I am willing to go to the army to take his head and present it to the Prime Minister. ." Mount your horse, raise your sword, open your eyes, and raise your eyebrows to charge into battle. Ben Yanliang. Yan Liang wanted to ask who was coming, but he was caught off guard and was stabbed off his horse by Yun Chang. Dismount the horse, cut off the head, tie the horse's neck, and fly out of the formation, as if entering an uninhabited land.

6. Seal and gold: After Liu Bei was defeated by Cao Cao in Xuzhou, he was separated from Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, and went to Hebei Yuan Shao alone. Cao Cao used a strategy to capture Xiapi in Xuzhou, besieged Guan Yu on a mountain, and sent Zhang Liao, who had an acquaintance with Guan Yu, to persuade him to surrender. For the sake of Liu Bei's family, Guan Yu had no choice but to follow Cao Cao. Guan Yu killed Yuan Shao's general Yan Liang and saved Cao Cao from the siege. Cao Cao made a petition to the imperial court and made Guan Yu the Shouting Marquis of the Han Dynasty. He also cast a large seal and gave it to Guan Yu. Later, after receiving news about Liu Bei, Cao Cao came to say goodbye but could not see anyone. Guan Yu knew their intentions, so he wrote a letter and sent it to the prime minister's house. Then he sealed up all the gold and silver he had received, hung the seal of Hou Tinghou of the Han Dynasty in the lobby, took his former generals and escorted the two wives, and headed towards the official road to join Liu Bei.

7. Five passes and six generals: After bidding farewell to Cao Cao, Guan Yu went to find his sworn brother Liu Bei, but encountered various obstacles when passing the pass. He killed Kong Xiu when passing the Dongling Pass; He killed Han Fu and Meng Tan when crossing Luoyang City; killed Bian Xi when crossing Sishui Pass; killed prefect Wang Zhi when crossing Xingyang; killed Qin Qi when crossing the Yellow River Ferry. Hence the name "Crossing Five Passes and Killing Six Generals".

8. Interpretation of Cao Cao: In the Battle of Chibi, Cao Cao had only a few dozen people left and fled to Huarong Road. This road was the only way for Cao Cao to escape. Guan Yu guarded it here, and Cao Cao had no way to escape. Later, under the persuasion of his advisers, he begged Guan Yu to let him go. Guan Yu remembered his old kindness and finally let Cao Cao go, allowing Cao Cao to return to Jiangling.

9. Guan Yu's battle in Changsha: After Liu Bei's victory in Chibi, he won the battle with Zhou Yu for Jingzhou and took over the Jingzhou counties. However, the four Jingzhou counties south of the Yangtze River planned to surrender to Cao Cao. Therefore, Liu Bei ordered Zhao Yun and Zhang Fei to conquer Lingling, Guiyang, and Wuling counties respectively. Guan Yu despised Zhuge Liang's introduction, despised Huang Zhong, and rushed to Changsha with five hundred swordsmen. As a result, the battle with Huang Zhong ended in a draw. Later, Guan Yu did not kill Huang Zhong, whose horse stumbled, but Huang Zhong shot an arrow but failed to kill Guan Yu. The prefect Han Xuan was furious and wanted to kill Huang Zhong, but was rescued by Wei Yan and sacrificed in Changsha.

10. Going to the meeting alone: ??Liu Bei took Yizhou, Sun Quan...gt;gt;

Question 5: The story about Guan Yu is in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Guan Gong The stories mainly include sworn friendship in Taoyuan, riding alone for thousands of miles, sealing gold, killing Yan Liang and punishing Wen Chou, flooding the Seventh Army, attending a meeting alone, losing Jingzhou, etc.

Question 6: A short story about Guan Yu. 1. Warm wine and kill Hua Xiong:

Cao Cao recruited soldiers and horses, joined Yuan Shao, Gongsun Zan, Sun Jian and other seventeen soldiers to attack Dong Zhuo. Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei followed Gongsun Zan. Dong Zhuo's general Hua Xiong defeated Sun Jian, the vanguard of the Eighteenth Army, and killed two other generals in front of the battle line. He was very proud. The eighteen princes were all panicked and at a loss what to do. Yuan Shao said: "It's a pity that my generals Yan Liang and Wen Chou are not here. Otherwise, we would not be afraid of Hua Xiong." As soon as he finished speaking, Guan Yu shouted loudly: "Young general is willing to go and kill Hua Xiong." Yuan Shao thought that Guan Yu was just a horse archer, so he said angrily, "We have hundreds of generals from the 18th Route, but we want to send a horse archer to fight." Guan Yu said loudly: "I am. If you can't kill Hua Xiong, please chop off my head." After hearing this, Cao Cao was very appreciative, so he poured a glass of hot wine and handed it to Guan Yu, saying, "General, drink this glass of wine before you kill the enemy." Guan Yu accepted. He took the wine glass, put it on the table and said, "Drink when I come back!" After saying that, he got on his horse with a big knife in his hand.

Guan Yu was very skilled in martial arts and soon beheaded Hua Xiong. When he returned to the military camp, Cao Cao hurriedly picked up the wine glass on the table and handed it to him. The wine in the glass was not cold yet.

2. Three Heroes Fighting Lu Bu:

"Three Heroes Fighting Lu Bu" is a storyline in the long historical novel "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The background of the story is Yuan Shao uniting with the eighteen princes. The story of the three brothers Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei fighting Lu Bu at Hulao Pass after the fierce general Lu Bu defeated Dong Zhuo. Seen in the fifth chapter of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The "Three Heroes" refer to Liu Bei (alias Xuande), Guan Yu (alias Yunchang), and Zhang Fei (alias Yide).

3. Kill Yan Liang and Wen Chou:

At first, Yan Liang's Hebei army arrayed on the plain, completely ignoring the advantage of Cao Cao's troops occupying a high position. He probably thought that his troops were too powerful. Stronger. The enemy's cavalry could not charge and did not care, and committed the problem of arrogant soldiers who will be defeated. When Brother Guan rushed towards the enemy, he was very smart and went alone. In this way, the enemy could not guess his true intention and would not treat him as a charge. This may be because the enemy never used bows and arrows to stop Guan Yu. reason. Faced with Brother Guan's charge, Yan Liang sat down at first. On the one hand, he underestimated the enemy, but on the other hand, he was confused about his opponent's intentions. He was in the center of the army, which was the headquarters. Normally, no one would be so stupid as to rush into the enemy group, so he was a little careless. Yuan Jun did not understand Guan Yu's behavior, and since there was no order, he did not move. It is estimated that Guan Yu did not attack the soldiers, so everyone was puzzled. Guan Yu's horse is really fast. When Yan Liang found out that he was coming for him, it was already too late and he could not react correctly. In addition, at the last moment, Yan Liang was not sure what Guan Yu was going to do. Moreover, Guan Yu had not named him, so Yan Liang wanted to With the demeanor of a general, he did not kill unknown generals, and did not mount his horse and raise his sword. Guan Yu's use of swords is also very distinctive. The first blow is not a big slash but a stab. This is fast and concealed, making it difficult for Yan Liang to dodge. This is also an important point. In general, Guan Yu used a very sinister trick and killed Yan Liangyin with his strength.

It was even simpler for Wen Chou. Cao Cao's ambush disrupted Wen Chou's troops. In this case, retreating was the first priority, otherwise the opponent's small soldiers would come up and catch him. It happened that Brother Guan went to fight with him at this time. Of course Wen Chou had no intention of fighting. When he felt that his opponent could not be defeated in a few strokes, he immediately patted his horse and retreated. Unexpectedly, Brother Guan's horse was so fast. Even if Wen Chou knew how to do it, he couldn't use it in the panic. He turned back his carbine and was stabbed in the back.

4. Going to the meeting alone: ??

In 215 AD, Liu Bei took Yizhou, and Sun Quan ordered Zhuge Jin to ask Liu Bei for Jingzhou. Sun Quan was extremely angry when Liu Bei refused, so he sent Lu Meng to lead an army to capture the three counties of Changsha, Lingling and Guiyang. Changsha and Guiyang Shu generals surrendered immediately. After Liu Bei learned about it, he personally rushed to the Public Security Bureau (today's Hubei Public Security Bureau) from Chengdu and sent General Guan Yu to fight for the three counties. Sun Quan also immediately stationed at Lukou and sent Lu Su to garrison Yiyang to resist Guan Yu. The two sides were at war with each other, and the Sun-Liu alliance was facing a breakdown. At this critical juncture, in order to safeguard the Sun-Liu alliance and not give Cao Cao an opportunity, Lu Su decided to negotiate with Guan Yu in person. "Su invited Yu to meet each other, and each stationed its troops and horses at a hundred paces, but all the generals can do it alone." After talks, the two sides eased the tension. Later, Sun Quan and Liu Bei agreed to divide Jingzhou equally and "cut the Xiang River as the boundary, so they stopped their troops." Therefore, the Sun-Liu alliance could continue to maintain.

This "single sword meeting" was perfunctory by dramatists and novelists, and Guan Yu became a hero, while Lu Su became a short-sighted, cowardly dwarf. This is the creation of artists, not historical truth. Lu Su single-handedly promoted the Sun-Liu alliance, and "it is not easy to maintain it for life" (Wang Euzhi). Therefore, Liu Bei and Sun Quan both chased...gt;gt;

Question 7: There are many legendary stories about "Guan Yu" in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Please write a story in the most concise language The title: 40 Minutes of Warm Wine to Kill Hua Xiong. Dong Zhuo came to power and controlled the government. Eighteen princes mobilized troops to protest. During the battle, four powerful generals from various princes were killed by Dong Zhuo's general Hua Xiong. All the allied generals were panicking. When Yuan Shao was worried that no one could capture Hua Xiong, Guan Yu volunteered and was willing to fight Hua Xiong.

Yuan Shao thought he was of low status and said he "dare to talk nonsense" and ordered him to be beaten. Cao Cao stepped forward to stop him, and Guan Yu had a chance to fight. Cao Cao brought a cup of hot wine to support Guan Yu, but Guan Yu was willing to kill Hua Xiong first and drink again when he came back, so he went out with his sword. After a while, Guan Yu rode back and threw Hua Xiong's head on the ground. The wine he poured was still hot, which surprised all the princes.

He went to Soochow alone to ask for Jingzhou many times but failed. So he adopted Lu Su's plan and set up a banquet at Hongmen. He ambushed a good swordsman and invited Guan Yu to come to the state of Wu for the banquet. Guan Yu went to the meeting alone in a small boat, with only a dozen followers. During the dinner, Guan Yu took advantage of the fact that he and Lu Zijing had not seen each other for many years and reminisced about old times. He held on to Lu Su and toasted to each other. In fact, Lu Su was taken as a hostage. Seeing that Lu Su was trapped, the ambush swordsman did not dare to attack easily. Guan Yu escaped safely.

Flooded the Seventh Army In the autumn of 219, Guan Yu attacked Fancheng. Cao Cao ordered General Jin to be the general of the southern expedition, and Pang De was the vanguard, commanding the seven armies, to rescue Fancheng at starry night. Guan Yu and Pang De fought for more than a hundred times, with neither victory nor defeat. Pang De shot Guan Gong in the left arm with an arrow. Yu Jin was afraid of his failure and ordered gold to withdraw his troops. Guan Yu was convinced, and Cao's troops moved to the north of the city to garrison. Guan Yu didn't know what he meant, so he rode up to a high place and looked around. He saw many people and horses in the northern valley, and saw that the water in Xiangjiang River and Baihe River was fierce. So he hurriedly ordered his subordinates to prepare boats and rafts, pack rain gear, and send people to block the water inlets everywhere. Taking advantage of the strong wind and waves at night, they released water to submerge Cao's army. Yu Jin was careless and did not take any precautions. Pang De discussed with the generals that it would not be easy to stay in the valley for a long time and prepared to move the soldiers to the high ground tomorrow. That night, there was a heavy storm. Pang De was in his tent and heard thousands of horses galloping and shouting loudly. When I came out of the tent, I saw water rushing in from all directions. The soldiers of the Seventh Army drifted with the waves and many drowned. Yu Jin and Pang De led their soldiers to climb Xiaotu Mountain to escape. Guan Yu led a large army to attack them. Yu Jin surrendered and Pang De was later captured alive.

Passing Five Passes and Killing Six Gongs Guan Yu was separated from Liu Bei and temporarily lived in Cao Ying. Cao Cao wanted to conquer Guan Yu, so he treated him warmly and gave him beautiful women, gold and silver, and official positions. Later, Guan Yu put up a seal and sealed the gold, and only accepted the red rabbit horse to escort his two sisters-in-law to Liu Bei. After being blocked at five passes, Guan Yu finally completed his mission by killing six generals.

Question 8: There are many allusions about Guan Yu. He followed Liu Bei and was deeply trusted. He killed Yan Liang, served Cao Cao with fierce soldiers at Chibi, guarded Jingzhou and flooded the seven armies, shocked the Chinese heroes, and defeated you in Maicheng. Do you want it to be fictional or historical? Passed five passes and killed six generals, went to the meeting alone, scraped bones to heal wounds

Question 9: Stories about Guan Yu, including myths 11. The Mythical Story of Guan Yu

There is a large lake in Jie County, Hedong Province, which leads directly to the South China Sea. There is a temple next to the lake. The old monk who presides over the temple loves to play chess. He is very good at chess and has never lost. One day, a red-faced man came and asked the old monk to play chess. It's true

It's a chess match. The two play from morning to night, regardless of the outcome. This goes on one game after another, day after day, for more than a month, but there is still no difference. One day, the old monk made a mistake in his chess moves, and the red-faced man killed him without even a moment. When the big man asked the reason, the old monk said: "This area has not seen a drop of rain for more than a month. The crops are about to be destroyed. What should the people do?" After hearing this, the big man had to tell the truth: "I

am the Dragon King of the South China Sea. The Jade Emperor forbids rain in this place. I feel puzzled, so I come here to play chess every day." When the old monk saw that the big man was the Dragon King, he was busy Kneel down and ask him to do good deeds and make it rain quickly. The big man said that if he rained

he would violate the laws of heaven and ask for punishment. The old monk kowtowed and begged, and the man finally agreed to rain. He knew that he would die after the rain, so he asked the old monk to put the red water from the lake in a bucket and put it away after the rain stopped. On the second day

it really rained heavily. After the rain, a stream of red water rushed out of the lake. The old monk caught the red water and put it in a bucket. It is said that after a hundred days of storage, a red-faced child jumped out of the barrel. This child was Guan Yu.

22.

The mythical story of Guan Yu in Luoyang

Guan Yu was a general of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period. In the 24th year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 219), during the Wu army's attack on Jingzhou, Guan Yu was captured and killed in Dangyang, Hubei. Sun Quan, the king of Wu, was afraid that Liu Bei would attack and retaliate, so he sent Guan Yu's head to Luoyang and presented it to Cao Cao, in an attempt to prove that Soochow's attack on Jingzhou and the killing of Guan Yu was Cao Cao's order. Cao Cao opened the sandalwood box containing Guan Yu's head and looked at it. Seeing that Guan Yu's face was still rosy and his long beard was still fluttering, he was so surprised that he fell to his knees. After he calmed down for a moment, he realized that Sun Quan had intended to put the blame on him. He immediately sent an order to bury Guan Yu's head south of Luoyang with royal rites, posthumously conferred Guan Yu the title of King of Jing, and personally led hundreds of officials to pay tribute.

From the Wei Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, Guan Yu's influence among the people was not very great. Since the Song Dynasty, Guan Yu's reputation has greatly increased. In the Song Dynasty, he was named "The Righteous and Brave King Wu'an", and in the Ming Dynasty, he was named "The Great Emperor of the Three Realms Conquering Demons, Shenwei Yuanzhen Tianzun Guansheng Great Emperor". His titles even exceeded those of human emperors, because no emperor in history dared to call himself the "Great Emperor"! In fact, Guan Yu's highest military rank during his lifetime was only "former general", and his highest title was "Han Shouting Marquis". At the critical moment, Guan Yu couldn't even save his own life, and his body and head were missing. He really didn't have any "magical powers."

After Guan Gong became a high-level deity worshiped by the state, Buddhism and Taoism rushed to recruit him into their own sects to serve as a protector to increase their momentum. In the most famous Lama Temple in Beijing, the Lama Temple, there is a magnificent Guandi Hall, enshrining a bronze seated statue of Guan Yu.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Guan Yu was extremely prominent and was known as the "Martial Saint", as if he stood alongside Confucius, the "Literary Saint", so Guan Yu was also called the Martial Temple. Folks believe that Emperor Guan has many magical powers such as commanding orders, blessing imperial examinations, curing diseases and eliminating disasters, exorcising evil and avoiding evil, inspecting the underworld, and even attracting wealth and protecting merchants. The worship of the Almighty God Guan Sheng Emperor

far surpassed that of Confucius. Furthermore, Guan Yu is a heroic man who has been loyal to each other for a long time. The "Three Brothers of Taoyuan" is a model of loyalty in the world and an idol in people's minds. The rulers of the past dynasties were also happy to use Guan Yu, who combined "loyalty, filial piety, justice", to "educate" his subjects and maintain feudal order. These are the reasons why martial arts temples are all over the world.

33. Guan Yu painted poetry and bamboo

Entering Guanlin Temple, standing under the Yimen, there is a famous stone carving on the right wall.

It is said that this poem on bamboo was painted by Guan Yu himself and given to Cao Cao to clarify his aspirations. There are two poles of bamboo on the screen. One pole has branches and leaves flying like a strong wind, while the other pole has drooping branches and leaves, which looks like fallen leaves after a sudden rain, hence the name "Wind and Rain Bamboo". The main reason why this stone-carved bamboo painting has attracted widespread attention is that all the bamboo leaves in the painting form a poem. The poem says: "If you don't thank Dongjun for his kindness, the painting will have its own name; don't think that the lonely leaf is pale, and it will never wither."

Legend has it that in the fifth year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 200), Cao Cao's army defeated Liu Bei's troops. Liu Guan and Zhang were separated in the rebellious army. In order to protect Liu Bei's family, Guan Yu was forced to surrender to Cao Cao. There are conditions for surrendering to Cao Cao, that is: once Liu Bei's whereabouts are known, he will definitely go there without obstruction.

In order to bribe Guan Yu, Cao Cao treated Guan Yu with great concern and treated him as a distinguished guest. He entertained him every day and received many gifts. Among all the gifts, Guan Yu was the only one who liked the red rabbit and horse. Cao Cao asked Guan Yu the reason, and Guan Yu said: "A BMW and a good horse can help me...gt;gt;