Zhang Fei was so arrogant at Dangyang Bridge in Changbanpo, where did he get the confidence?

In 208 AD, Liu Biao died of illness. At that time, Liu Bei had been dormant in Jingzhou for seven or eight years and was very popular, ready to take over Jingzhou from Liu Biao at any time. Unfortunately, after Liu Biao's death, Liu Cong, the son of Liu Biao, chose to surrender to Cao Cao in lightning speed, handing Jingzhou over to him, which led to Liu Bei's drawing water with a sieve and had to flee hastily. And in order to maintain the benevolent personnel, he has to take tens of thousands of people who are willing to follow him in Jingzhou. So it was quickly caught up by Cao Cao's Qing riding troops and was defeated in Changbanpo. Finally, I had to abandon my wife and children and flee, which was very embarrassing.

Of course, even if he only leads a dozen people to escape in the end, the speed is not faster than that of Cao Cao's butch. So in order to give everyone more time to escape, he sent Zhang Fei to Dangyang Bridge to intercept the enemy. At that time, Zhang Fei could only take more than twenty riders. It was Liu Bei who seemed to give up Zhang Fei's arrangement, but he achieved Zhang Fei's fame and made the "Roaring Bridge" a household story.

"The History of the Three Kingdoms" records: "When my late master heard that Cao Gong was dead, he left his wife and made Fei refuse to ride twenty horses. Climbing over the eaves and breaking the bridge, he stared and said,' I'm Zhang Jide, but I'm here to die!' No enemy dared to approach, so it was exempted. "Through this record, it is not difficult to see that in real history, Zhang Fei did not seem to let these twenty riders tie branches on the ponytail and run around in the Woods, causing the illusion of suspected soldiers. So, why is he so confident, dare to rely on more than 20 riding, and Cao Chun's five thousand butch riding confrontation, and even take the initiative to provoke? Why did Cao Jun dare not go forward when the number advantage was obvious?

This question, seemingly incomprehensible to human beings, is actually very simple and even makes people laugh and cry. Why do you say that?

A, arrived at jun, probably only the vanguard, no leader.

If, as in the romance, Cao Cao personally arrived with an army of butch riding, even without Cao Cao, as long as Cao Chun was there, he would be in charge of the overall situation and not be scared by Zhang Fei's butch riding. However, under normal circumstances, there were no big men running back and forth in the vanguard, and at that time, Liu Bei led several people to escape, probably deliberately hiding. So, Tiger and Leopard rode around in a circle and chased them to Changban Bridge, probably just a small team. So I was shocked by Zhang Fei's imposing manner, and naturally I didn't dare to go forward. Just like before Guan Yu solved the siege of Bai Wei for Cao Cao and attacked Yan Liang, "few generals can't be"; When Lu Bu escaped from Yuan Shao's camp, the pursuer just shot at once and dared not move forward, which is also the same reason.

Second, Zhang Fei kicked off the bridge first and roared behind.

In addition, if we read the reflection carefully, we will notice "flying the bridge according to the water and slamming the spear", and then we will start fighting. In this way, Cao Jun was finally scared away, on the one hand, because he was really scared by Zhang Fei's imposing manner. After all, Zhang Fei was one of the only ten thousand enemies at that time, and he was mighty and magnificent, and most people could not compare with him. On the other hand, this is because even if Cao Jun dares to stand up, there is nothing he can do for a period of time. After all, it is a light cavalry, and there is no equipment to repair the bridge, and Zhang Fei is at the bridge. Even if they have the ability to repair the bridge, they can't finish it. In other words, Zhang Fei dared to be a bridge when the tigers were rampant, and his enemies were more than those. Besides relying on his bravery, there is also a mentality of "I just like you and don't like me, I can't do it".

After the overall analysis, we can easily conclude that Zhang Fei was confident in the battle of Changbanpo. He only rode the bridge more than twenty times, and he could subdue the other side. In addition to his bravery and momentum, it may also be related to the fact that there is no leader in the Lord and the number advantage is not too great. Zhang Fei broke the bridge first and the other side could not cross the river.