Caochuan uses an arrow in this text to tell what kind of people Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu and Lu Su are, and where can I see them?

Zhuge Liang: strategizing; Resourceful and courageous, he can make good use of people and ask Lu Su for help. He can judge the degree of being shot by an arrow by the wine in the glass, which shows that Zhuge Liang is good at going to the battlefield. He is not only familiar with astronomy and geography, but also familiar with strange things and yin and yang. He is better at the disposal and military posture in marching operations. Three days ago, he predicted that there would be heavy fog. He finally said, "My life depends on the sky. How can Zhou Gongjin hurt me! " When Zhou Yu learned all this, he was shocked and sighed.

Zhou Yu: I am jealous when I see Zhuge Liang's talent. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms describes Zhou Yu as a typical jealous and narrow-minded person. He tried his best to kill Zhuge Liang, who was smarter than himself. As a result, he was tricked by Zhuge Liang and sighed when he died. "Since he was born in, why was he born in Liang?" The novel vividly depicts a series of wits and wits between Yu and Liang before and after Battle of Red Cliffs, bringing Zhuge Liang's intellectual genius status in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms to the extreme. In fact, Zhou Yu in history is not only outstanding in appearance, romantic and elegant, but also stresses the taste of life. He is also an outstanding general who has a strategic mind, is brave and good at fighting, and has repeatedly made outstanding achievements. Sun Quanzan praised him as "endowed by Wang Zuozhi", but when he proclaimed himself emperor, he still remembered that "being alone is neither Zhou Gongjin nor the son of heaven".

As for its magnanimity, it can be described as magnanimity. "Biography of Jiang Biao" records: "(Veteran) is quite old. After several insults, Yu put up with it and finally got along. The queen said to people,' You won't get drunk if you drink with friends from Zhou Jin's bus.' At that time, people were impressed by their humility. "。 According to Pei Songzhi's Notes on Zhou Yu, Liu Bei once talked with Sun Quan about Zhou Yu, saying that he was "magnanimous". The so-called "San Yu" is just a fiction made up by a novelist, but it has become the biggest injustice behind it for hundreds of years.

Zhou Lang and Zhuge did not have a holiday in the official history, nor did they confront each other. During the two years from the end of Battle of Red Cliffs to Zhou Yu's death, Zhuge Liang worked in Lingling area and never met Zhou Yu. After Zhou Yu's death, it was Pang Tong from Shu, not Zhuge Liang.

Mr. Lu Xun once said that Zhuge Liang in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms was "wise and close to a demon". In folklore, Zhuge Liang is even more resourceful. In fact, most of Zhuge Liang's legendary military achievements were fabricated by the author, and some even robbed others of their beauty. For example, in the famous Red Cliff War in the novel, except for the story of "borrowing an arrow from a straw boat" spread to Sun Quan, the author made up wonderful plots such as "arguing Confucianism", "intellectually inspiring Zhou Yu", "bitter plan" and "borrowing the east wind".

Zhuge Liang never "borrowed an arrow from a straw boat". If Sun Liujun lacks arrows, what can he talk about resisting Cao? "Grass boat borrows arrows" is not groundless, but there are clues to check. According to Pei Songzhi's Biography of the Three Kingdoms, in the eighteenth year of Jian 'an (2 13), that is, five years after Battle of Red Cliffs, Cao Cao pacified Guanzhong and led an army south to attack Sun Wu. Sun Quan led the troops to battle, and the two armies entered the ruxu mouth of Chaohu Lake from the Yangtze River. Cao Cao was depressed and held on to the camp. One day, Sun Quan took a boat from ruxu in a foggy river to observe Tsao Kung's deployment. Cao Cao was suspicious by nature. When he saw the fog on the river, Sun Jun punished him. Afraid of cheating, he didn't dare to go to war, so he ordered someone to put the crossbow away and shoot an arrow at the Wu ship. Sun Quan's ship was soon full of arrows, and the ship gradually tilted and was about to sink. Sun Quan ordered the boat to turn around and let the other side get an arrow. After the weight was equal and the hull was stable, Sun Quan commanded the warships to slowly leave, and Cao Cao realized that he had been cheated. This is just a story that happened to Sun Quan. At first, he didn't expect so many arrows to hit the hull, causing the ship to capsize. This is just a clever move. He didn't intend to "borrow an arrow", and the history books didn't say it was a straw boat.

Since the publication of Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, people have regarded it as the standard to measure and evaluate the characters of the Three Kingdoms. Most people only know that The Romance of the Three Kingdoms exists, so the protagonist who shoots arrows with straw becomes Zhuge Liang.

So it depends on the real history. After all, The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is just a novel.