When Cao Pi saw two cows fighting, he asked Cao Zhi to write poems, but there should be no cow characters. Cao Pi's poems are very classic.

To say that Cao Cao is a famous lean figure in the history of our country, there is no doubt that he is one. He had as many as 25 sons in his life. Among his many sons, we should be familiar with worship, wisdom, skin and ang. And Cao Cao's favorite sons are just them.

At an early age, we knew the image of Cao Chong. Cao Chong showed people his extremely clever mind at an early age, so it was not unreasonable for him to get Cao Cao's preference, but Cao Chong died at an early age, which made Cao Cao very sad. After his death, Cao Cao also said to his sons, this is unfortunate for me and may be a blessing for you.

Cao Ang is also a descendant of Cao Cao, but as we all know, Cao Cao is a better woman. When Zhang Xiu was ready to surrender, he wanted to flirt with Zhang Xiu's aunt, which made Zhang Xiu very angry and then started a war. In this war, Cao Ang, the eldest son of Cao Cao, and Dian Wei, the general, both died, which was a very big mistake in Cao Cao's life. In Cao Cao's suicide note, he didn't mention his own merits and demerits, but felt guilty about it. He thought that Cao Ang's death was a lifelong regret, which shows that Cao Ang's position in Cao Cao's mind has been changed.

Besides Cao Chong and Cao Ang, Cao Cao's favorite sons are Cao Zhi and Cao Pi. Both of them were born to Mrs. Bian, the master book of Cao Cao, and Cao Pi was Cao Zhi's brother. These two brothers and Cao Cao are also called "Three Caos", which shows that these two brothers are very outstanding talents. But in contrast, Cao Cao still prefers Cao Zhi, and he once thought about making Cao Zhi his son.

However, Cao Zhi often ignored Cao Cao's military affairs, so Cao Cao gradually lost confidence. What annoyed Cao Cao most was that once he went out, Cao Zhi was drunk, sitting in a royal carriage and walking on a forbidden road that only the emperor could pass. This time, Cao Cao was completely disappointed with it, and Cao Pi began to be entrusted with an important task by Cao Cao.

Cao * * *, xelloss although mastered the power, but still very afraid of's existence. He always thought that Cao Zhi was a potential threat, so Cao Pi made Cao Zhi difficult in many ways. What you are most familiar with should be the "Seven-step Poetry Incident", which was first recorded in the literature of Shi Shuo Xin Yu and later quoted by the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

According to the book, Cao Pi was jealous of Cao Zhi's talent and ordered Cao Zhi to write a poem within seven steps, otherwise he would be executed. And the requirements for poetry are quite high. This poem must be about brotherhood, but the word "brother" can't appear directly in the poem. Cao Pi wanted to embarrass him, but he didn't expect to write Cao Zhi's seven-step poem.

However, many people still doubt whether the Seven Steps Poetry was written by Cao Zhi. Because there is no record of this poem in the History of the Three Kingdoms and there is no mention of it, many people think that the Seven Steps Poetry may not have been written by Cao Zhi. Although the Seven-step Poetry incident is controversial, the infighting between the two brothers of Cao Jia is a fact, and the incident of Cao Pi making things difficult for Cao Zhi has indeed gone down in history.

According to records, when Cao Pi and Cao Zhi were traveling, they saw two cows fighting. One of them was defeated and pushed into a dry well by the other. After seeing it, Cao Pi ordered Cao Zhi to write a poem about a fight between two cows. There can be no ox or tic-tac-toe in the poem. It can't be said that two cows fought, nor can it be said that one cow died. Besides, Cao Zhi wants to ride a horse. Cao Zhi must finish this poem after the horse has finished the hundred steps, or he will be executed if he fails to do so.

The record of this event in history is far more detailed than that in the seven-step poem, so the credibility of this event with cattle as a poem is far higher than that in the seven-step poem. In this case, Cao Zhi did not appear flustered. Before the horse had finished the hundred steps, he had written this poem: "Two meats go the same way, with a cross on their heads. Go to be a painter. Awkward. The two enemies are not strong, and one meat lies in the dirt hole. Not as good as strength. You can't let go of your feelings "

Many scholars have compared this poem with the seven-step poem, and everyone agrees that this poem is more difficult than the seven-step poem, but Cao Zhi has not been stumped, so Cao Zhi's glory is not an exaggeration.

After writing this bullfighting poem, Cao Zhi was still unfinished, and wrote another self-pity poem, which was called "Seven Steps Poetry" in history. Cao Pi failed to achieve his goal, but Cao Zhi wrote two such excellent poems, of which the seven-step poem has been circulated for thousands of years.