Xiang Yu, the overlord of the Western Chu Dynasty, was a hero. Why does he shout three words every time he defeats the enemy?

These three words are "who else?" Let's analyze the reason why he said three words of truth. A person's habits, his living environment since childhood, and his education, including the influence of family background, all have the same effect.

First of all, talk about his family background. Xiang Yu's family is a noble family of Chu. The so-called aristocratic family refers to a powerful family. Therefore, the noble family is naturally a family that is in charge of military power and can be powerful in the political environment at that time. Simply put, it is a powerful family that has a certain right to speak in leading troops to fight, resisting foreign invasion and even expanding territory.

With such a family background, as a descendant of such a noble family, Xiang Yu has such courage, which is naturally understandable.

Next, let's talk about his education. When he was a teenager, his uncle taught him to read, practice swords and learn the art of war. During this period, he had an allusion. When his uncle taught him to study, he was able to express his views directly: he asked his uncle to teach him skills that could resist more than 10 thousand people. Finally, I had no choice but to teach him the art of war.

Sure enough, Xiang Yu really knows himself. He really studied the art of war taught by his uncle, and he was able to use it freely. In the end, he was indeed able to resist ten thousand enemies, conquer the territory, and finally even broke the heavy barriers set by the Qin Dynasty.

Because of such martial arts and his own personality, Xiang Yu formed such a habit.