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The Three Kingdoms"

A shameful article (reprinted)

Updated on 2005-7-4 11:47:00 Word count: 4769

There are more and more novels about the Three Kingdoms, but they are becoming less and less readable. Pick one out at random and it's full of flaws. Let’s not mention the rationality of the storyline for the moment. Here I will just talk about some common sense things.

Name-calling: In some novels, dialogues between characters often refer to each other by their first names. However, in the Qin and Han Dynasties, both parties were not allowed to call each other by their first names during conversations, otherwise it would be serious. Discourtesy. For example, when Liu Bei defected to Cao Cao, if Cao Cao talked with Liu Bei, he could call Liu Bei by his given name: Xuande (Gong), but he could never call Liu Bei (Gong) directly. Otherwise, even if the big-eared thief is deep in the city, he would be furious. Walked away in a hurry. On the other hand, Liu Bei cannot be called Cao Cao. Because the word used by superiors to address subordinates can be regarded as a kind of affection. It is considered a sign of arrogance for subordinates to call their superiors names. After Ma Chao entered Shu, he was treated with courtesy and felt a little proud. One time when he was talking to Liu Bei, he accidentally mentioned Liu Bei, which made Guan Yu and Zhang Fei so angry that they wanted to "draw their swords and kill him." This is an example. The younger generation treats the elders the same way. Not only that, even between people of the same generation or similar status, unless they are familiar and informal, it is best not to call each other by name, and do not call each other among relatives or friends. When Sima Lang (Sima Yi's eldest brother) was nine years old, a guest came to the house and he called his father by his name. Sima Lang turned against him at that time and said: "Those who are disrespectful to their relatives are disrespectful to their relatives!" The guest had no choice but to apologize to him. This is true for calling people by names, but it is even more unacceptable for calling them by names. Calling someone by their first name often connotes contempt and insult. For example, Yuan Shu looked down upon Liu Bei and wrote in a letter to Lu Bu: Since the time of Shu's birth, he has not heard of Liu Bei in the world. Even if you are a lord, it is best not to call your subordinates by their names. Emperor Wu of Liang in the Southern Dynasties, in...