Pen Fun Pavilion www.biquge.info Taoyuan Three Alliances: There is no record of Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei in the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", but they are Enruo brothers.

Qinglong Yanyue Knife: Guan Yu's blade is a spear, in fact, Lu Bu's blade is also a spear, and Zhang Fei's blade is not a Zhangba snake spear, but an ordinary spear.

Sanying vs. Lu Bu: Gongsun Zhan did not participate in the Dong Alliance, so Liu Guanzhang and the three did not participate, and there would be no Tiger Prison Guan Sanying vs. Lu Bu.

Warm wine slashes Huaxiong: This is what Jiangdong Tiger Sun Jian did.

Xuzhou Xuchexuan: This is what Liu Bei did.

Beheading Yan Liang, Zhu Wen Chou: Beheading Yan Liang has a thing, but Zhu Wen is ugly but Cao Cao.

Three things about the Tushan Guan Convention: Guan Yu was defeated and captured, not so grandiose as the "Three Things of the Tushan Covenant".

After passing five passes and beheading six generals: After Guan Yu left Cao Cao, he went south directly from Xuchang to Runan to defect to Liu Bei, and there was no incident of five passes and six generals

The ancient city beheaded Cai Yang: This is also what Liu Bei did.

Huarong Dao released Cao: It was Liu Bei who intercepted Cao Cao in Huarong Dao, but he went late, so Cao Cao ran away.

Guan Yu fought Changsha: Liu Bei conquered the four counties of Jingnan in the south, and the four counties fled after watching the wind, and Huang Zhong surrendered with Han Xuan, the Taishou of Changsha, and there was no battle.

Single-knife meeting: putting the cart before the horse, it is really Lu Su's single-knife meeting Guan Yu.

Flooding the Seventh Army: This is a natural and man-made disaster, not a man-made disaster.

Scraping bones to heal wounds: At this time, Hua Tuo has been dead for two years, so it is not Hua Tuo's doing, it seems that it is just the work of an ordinary military doctor.

Mai Cheng awe-inspiring refused: Sun Quan persuaded people to surrender, Guan Yu surrendered, planted a false flag at the head of the city, retreated from other gates, was counted by Lu Meng, and was intercepted and killed halfway.

Guan Gongyue's slashing Diao Chan: There is no record of Diao Chan in the official history. "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" did not give an explanation to Diao Chan after Lu Bu's death. Guan Gongyue's slaying of Diao Chan is considered by most historians to be fiction.

Guan Yu's son: Guan Ping is Guan Yu's biological son; Guan Xing was a civil official who died when he was young; Kwan Suo is a fictional character; Guan Yu also has a daughter, who is said to be called Yinping, married to Li Hui's son. In addition, Zhang Fei's son Zhang Bao died before he was a minor.

Red Rabbit Horse and Zhou Cang: The Red Rabbit Horse was ridden by Lu Bu, but after Lu Bu died, he disappeared. Zhou Cang is not recorded in the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", and there is

Many wild histories that do not match the records of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" are likely to be fictional characters; As for chasing Lu Meng, Yuquan Xiansheng, etc., they are also nothing. Looking at Guan Yu's feat in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it is a historical fact, and the others are all grafted or fictional.

Zhuge Liang uses soldiers like a god: Historically, Zhuge Liang is good at internal politics, and the use of soldiers is not his specialty.

Burning and sowing Wangpo: This was done by Liu Bei, which happened in the seventh year of Jian'an, and in the twelfth year of Jian'an, Zhuge Liang came out of the mountain.

Straw boat borrowing arrows: This was done by Sun Jian, Sun Quan's father and son, and it happened in the battle of Liu Biao and Misu across the river respectively.

Zhuge Liang borrowed the east wind: During the winter solstice, there was a southeast wind, which was a natural disaster of Cao Cao, not man-made.

Sanqi Zhou Yu: In the two years from the end of the Battle of Chibi to Zhou Yu's death, Zhuge Liang was engaged in logistics work in the Lingling area, and he had never met Zhou Yu at all. As for Zhou Yu's death, the representative of Shu's condolences was Pang Tong, not Zhuge Liang.

Battle of Red Cliffs: Only Zhiji Sun Quan is a historical fact, and others such as Confucianism, Zhou Yu, Heroes, Bitter Meat Scheme, Serial Scheme, etc. are all fictional.

Zhuge Liang's expedition to Hanzhong: The front-line commander during the expedition to Hanzhong was Liu Bei, and Zhuge Liang stayed in Chengdu to engage in logistics work.

Seven captures of Meng Huo: In history, there was indeed Zhuge Liang's southern expedition, and there was indeed Meng Shu. However, there is no record in the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms" on the Seven Captures of Meng, but when Pei Songzhi quoted the "Spring and Autumn Period of the Han Dynasty", he said "Seven Captures and Seven Verticals", but the specific process is not recorded. Meng Huo later served as the imperial historian in Shu and was a civil official.

Six out of Qishan: Zhuge Liang attacked Wei five times, only the first and fourth times to Qishan.

Empty city plan: At that time, Zhuge Liang was stationed in Ankang County, Shaanxi, and Sima Yitun was now Nanyang, Henan.

"Later Teacher's Table": It is a false trust by later generations, not made by Zhuge Liang.

Wooden Ox Flowing Horse: In fact, Wooden Ox is a wheelbarrow, and Flowing Horse is a very common four-wheeled cart today. One says that the wooden ox is a four-wheeled vehicle, and the flowing horse is a boat with a pointed head.

Dead Zhuge scared away the living Zhongda: It was not Zhuge Liang's plan, but Sima Yi's weak heart.

Jiang Gan's scheme: Jiang Gan in history did not convince Zhou Yu, so he came back, praised Zhou Yu for his elegance and elegance, and did not succeed, and this incident happened a few years before the Battle of Chibi.

Seventy-two doubtful graves: Cao Cao was buried in Gaoling, and there is no such thing as seventy-two doubtful graves.

Whipping the Postmaster: This is Liu Bei's doing, not Zhang Fei.

Meng Zhang Fei: Zhang Fei is a child of a family, not only good at calligraphy and painting, especially good ladies, but also likes to make friends with scribes, is a handsome talent with both civil and military skills.

About height: Liu Bei 172CM, Zhang Fei 184CM, Guan Yu 203CM, Cao Cao 161CM, Zhang Song 110CM, Zhuge Liang 184CM.

Zhou Yu with a small amount of energy: Liu Bei commented on Zhou Yu's "large volume, Cheng Pu commented on Zhou Yu and said: "Friends with Gong Jin, if you drink pure wine, you don't feel drunk", Chen Shou said that Zhou Yu "has a good temperament", and the ancients such as Hong Mai and Su Dongpo also gave a high evaluation to Zhou Yu's character.

Zhang Song presented the map: After Liu Bei entered Shu, he wooed Fa Zheng and Zhang Song, and asked about the soldiers, horses, money and food in Shu, so Zhang Song drew the "Topographic Map of Western Shu".

About Ma Teng: Ma Teng and Dong Zhuo are all the way, not only did they not participate in the Dong Alliance, but also helped Dong Zhuo to guard Chang'an. As for Ma Teng's death,

It was not Ma Teng who plotted to kill Cao Cao, but Ma Chao raised troops to take revenge. It was Ma Chao who raised troops against Cao, so Ma Teng was killed.

About Liu Cong: After sacrificing Jingzhou, he was appointed by Cao Cao as the assassin of Qingzhou, and was named the Marquis, but he was not killed. Later, in recognition of his merits, Cao Cao moved to the position of counselor.

Xu Shu entered Cao's camp: Cao Cao's southern expedition, Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang, Xu Shu and others fled south, and in the chaos, Xu's mother was captured, so Xu Shu said goodbye to Liu Bei and entered Cao's camp.

Battle of Yiling: Liu Bei only brought more than 40,000 people, while Sun Quan gave Lu Xun 50,000 people, and the reason why Lu Xun was able to win was not only by excellent tactics.

About Cao Zhen: Cao Zhen is not like nothing inside, on the contrary, Cao Zhen of the official history not only has brilliant achievements, but also makes Zhuge Liang eat

A lot of suffering, and he's a pretty powerful character. About Jiang Gan, a famous man in Jiangbei, is also a very outstanding figure, he didn't convince Zhou Yu, he came back, there was no plan at all, this incident happened before the Red Cliff War

About Zhao Yun: Like Zhuge Liang and Guan Yu, one of Luo Guanzhong's mythical characters, and I'm afraid it's very disappointing that Zhao Yun is not as handsome as the novel says, he can only be said to be average, and the really handsome ones are Lu Bu, Ma Chao, Sun Ce, Zhou Yu and others.

Moreover, the battle of Changbanpo is not recorded in the official history, Zhao Yun has never really led soldiers in his life, but there were a few times in the later period, and he played more roles like the chief of the guard

Guan Yuyi's interpretation of Cao Cao is fake? Liu Bei missed the calculation that Huarong Dao's strategy was worse than Cao Cao's

"Zhuge Liang's wisdom calculates Huarong, Guan Yunchang interprets Cao Cao", is a well-known story in the world, and the key chapter in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Before the novel was written in Chibi War, Zhuge Liang calculated that Cao Cao would be defeated and go to Huarong, and watch the sky at night, Cao Cao should not be killed, considering that Cao Cao and Guan Yu were gracious, so he sent Guan Yunchang to guard Huarong Dao, leaving personal affection and Guan Yu to do.

The novel also writes that Cao Cao was defeated from Wulin to Huarong Dao, and laughed three times on the way that Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu were not resourceful enough to set up an ambush at a dangerous place. However, Zhao Zilong laughed with a smile, thanks to Xu Huang and Zhang Liao, who were both enemies of Zhao Yun, Cao Cao was able to escape; The second laughed at Zhang Yide, and it was Zhang Liao and Xu Huang who resisted Zhang Fei, so that Cao Cao escaped again; The three smiles are not trivial, laughing out of Guan Yunchang, and on the Huarong narrow road where there is a husband in danger, coupled with Cao Jun's several blows, at this time he is no longer able to fight, helpless, Cao Cao had to beg Guan Yu to let him go, Guan Yu remembered the old kindness, and explained Cao Cao, so that Cao Cao could return to Jiangling.

The above descriptions in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" are not all out of thin air. Cao Cao retreated from Chibi and walked Huarong Road, but there was no Guan Yu; Cao Cao did laugh on the way, but not three times, but once; Cao Cao laughed not because Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu were not resourceful, but because Liu Bei was slow despite his strategy; Cao Cao did have an enemy situation after laughing, but there was no danger.

According to the "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", Cao Cao fell under Zhou Yu's fire attack plan in Chibi, simply burned the remaining warships with another fire, and led his army to retreat all the way to Jiangling through Huarong. The Sun-Liu coalition army advanced by land and water, following Cao's army and chasing after him.

In fact, although Cao Cao was defeated at that time, the situation he faced was not very serious. Because before the Chibi confrontation, it was Cao Cao who was strong and Sun Liu was weak, Sun Quan and Liu Bei first considered how to thwart Cao Cao's powerful offensive so that Cao Cao could not cross the Yangtze River in order to preserve his sphere of influence or ensure that he was not wiped out by Cao Cao. Therefore, on the way to defeat, although Cao Cao had pursuers behind him, there was no ambush army in front of him. However, on the road to Huarong, they encountered unimaginable difficulties.

Pei Songzhi's note in "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms: Emperor Wu" quoted "Shanyang Gongji" and said: Cao Cao's warship was burned, and he led his army to return on foot from Huarong Road. Huarong Road was muddy and impassable, and it was windy that day, making it even more difficult to walk. So Cao Cao ordered the weak soldiers to cut the grass and cushion the road, so that the army could pass, and the soldiers were trampled by men and horses, and they fell into the mud and died countless deaths. Seeing that the army was about to pass through Huarong Dao, Cao Cao couldn't help laughing. The generals were already embarrassed, and when they saw Cao Cao laughing, they were very puzzled and asked Cao Cao why he was laughing. Cao Cao said: "Liu Bei's intelligence is on par with mine, but his strategy is always one step ahead of me; If he had sent a fast horse to Huarong Road and set fire to it, we would have been wiped out." As soon as Cao Cao's words fell, he received a report from the horse and reported that Liu Bei's pursuers began to ignite the fire in the back. But Cao Cao's army had passed through Huarong Road and headed for Jiangling.