Rolling Yangtze river joke

First, that's what the original poet wrote. This word comes from Linjiang Xian written by Yang Shen, a great genius in Ming Dynasty.

Secondly, at that time, the main battlefield in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms was along the Yangtze River, and then Zhuge Liang declared Qishan as the Qinling area.

Why does this question mean "rolling the Yangtze River" instead of "rolling the Yellow River"? Give you an analysis:

The first important reason is that the opening words of the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms are "The Yangtze River flows eastward, and the waves wash away all heroes. ..... "Yes, it is the lyrics of the theme song of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. When the TV series Romance of the Three Kingdoms was created, the creator used the opening words as the lyrics of the theme song, which was very appropriate and became famous in one fell swoop.

Then the problem may come. Why didn't Luo Guanzhong, the author of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, write "Rolling the Yangtze River" as "Rolling the Yellow River" in his opening remarks? First of all, the Yangtze River is more famous than the Yellow River, with more water and great momentum. Writing in poems with the Yangtze River can better express the author's thoughts. "How much sadness can you have?" Like a river flowing eastward! "Li Yu's famous sentences in the southern Tang Dynasty, ancient poems with the Yangtze River as the image, have a long history. Furthermore, in my opinion, another reason why it is more appropriate to use the Yangtze River is that the story of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms mainly takes place in the Yangtze River basin.

The theme song in the CCTV version of the TV series Romance of the Three Kingdoms uses the word "Linjiang Fairy Rolling East along the Yangtze River" written by Yang Shen in the Ming Dynasty. Although it describes the heroic times of the Three Kingdoms period by rolling the Yangtze River eastward, it cuts into the long river of history. These are just a small wave in the long river of history.

The whole poem is magnificent, and it is a perfect match as the theme song of Romance of the Three Kingdoms. But Yang Shen's writing of this word has nothing to do with the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms. There was no such word in the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but it was later put in the preface by Mao Zonggang and his son in the early Qing Dynasty as the opening words of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and this exquisite word just played the role of making the finishing point for Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It can be said that it is a wonderful match.