The translation of the 41st chapter of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is as follows: Cao Cao led his army to attack Lu Bu, and Lu Bu led his army to resist. However, in a confrontation, Cao Cao's general Guan Yu launched a surprise attack and beheaded Lu Bu's eldest son, Lu Bu. After that, Cao Cao made up his mind to destroy Lu Bu. After Lu Bu was defeated, Cao Cao began to attack Zhang Xiu, but Zhang Xiu surrendered to Cao Cao. Cao Cao was disappointed, but he also realized the importance of Zhang Xiu. After that, Cao Cao continued to attack Zhang Xiu, but Zhang Xiu once again surrendered to Cao Cao, which made Cao Cao very confused. In the end, Cao Cao defeated Sun Quan's army in the Battle of Red Cliff and ended the Three Kingdoms period. Although Cao Cao had destroyed Lu Bu, he had also experienced many wars and difficulties and finally became an important figure in Chinese history.
The vernacular translation of the 40th chapter of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is as follows: In this round, Liu Bei and the others defeated Cao Wei's general Zhang He and occupied Jingzhou. Guan Yu encountered setbacks in the process of seizing Yizhou but eventually succeeded in subduing the state. During this period, Liu Bei went to Hanzhong and fought a fierce battle with Sima Yi, the general of Cao Wei, and finally won. This story showed the bravery and strategy of Liu Bei and the others in the war, as well as their tenacity and perseverance in the face of difficulties.
The translation of Romance of the Three Kingdoms Chapter 117 is as follows: During the Three Kingdoms period, the war between Shu Han and Wu lasted for a long time. In a fierce battle, Jiang Wei, the general of Shu Han, led his army to a decisive battle with Lu Meng, the general of Wu. Jiang Wei shouted,"Generals of Dongwu, why are you invading our territory?" We Shu Han people are not afraid of you!" Lu Meng replied,"Our Dong Wu is strong and our goal is to destroy your Shu Han. Therefore, we should defeat you and occupy your territory." Hearing this, Jiang Wei was very angry and shouted,"You bandits of Dongwu! Our Shu Han will not tolerate your invasion of our territory!" Lu Meng was even angrier when he heard this. He sneered and said,"Your Shu Han monarch is an incompetent fool! If you don't surrender, we will destroy you." Therefore, Lu Meng led his army to attack Jiang Wei's army. Jiang Wei's army was defeated and forced to retreat to Tazhong. During this war, Zhuge Liang, the general of Shu Han, suggested to Jiang Wei to send soldiers to attack the camp of Wu to distract Lu Meng and finally defeat Wu. Jiang Wei agreed with Zhuge Liang's suggestion and sent an army to attack the camp of Wu. However, due to the cold weather, the soldiers were unable to fight and Jiang Wei had to withdraw. After that, Lu Meng led his army to attack Shu Han but was defeated by Zhuge Liang, the general of Shu Han. In the end, Lu Meng was forced to surrender to Shu Han and was appointed as a general by Zhuge Liang.
The thirteenth chapter of Romance of the Three Kingdoms told the story of Cao Cao and Sun Quan in the Battle of Red Cliff. The following is the translation of the vernacular this time: Cao Cao and Sun Quan had engaged in an intense battle during the Battle of Red Cliff. Cao Cao led his army to attack Dongwu and tried to defeat Dongwu's army on the water. However, Cao Cao's army suffered a serious defeat in the Battle of Red Cliff and was eventually defeated by Sun Quan's army. Sun Quan used a wise strategy to use the advantage of the navy to defeat Cao Cao's army in the Battle of Red Cliff. Sun Quan also used fire to successfully destroy part of Cao Cao's army. After the Battle of Red Cliff, Cao Cao finally retreated back to the court. Sun Quan established his own regime in River East and became one of the important figures during the Three Kingdoms period.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a classic Chinese classical novel with 120 chapters. The following is the vernacular translation of these 120 chapters: Chapter 1: Dong Zhuo Defeated the Emperor Dong Zhuo abolished Emperor Xian of Han and took control of the entire court. He used a series of methods to weaken dissidents and strengthen his own power, which eventually led to the chaos of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Chapter 2: Lu Bu and Diao Chan The love story between Lu Bu and Diao Chan became one of the classics in novels. Lu Bu fell in love with Diao Chan because of her beauty, but because of his character flaws, he could not win her heart. Chapter Three: Liu Bei's Marriage Invitation Liu Bei met a brother named Guan Yu and Zhang Fei while fleeing. They joined Liu Bei's team and began their adventure. Chapter Four: Cao Cao Boiled Wine and Talked about Heroes Cao Cao cooked a pot of wine at the banquet and invited all the heroes in the world to taste it. He took the opportunity to ask about the identity and background of each hero to determine who was truly valuable. Chapter Five: Battle of Red Cliff The Battle of Red Cliff was one of the most important battles during the Three Kingdoms period. In this war, Sun Quan and Liu Bei's army joined forces to fight against Cao Cao's army. In the end, Liu Bei's army won. Chapter 6: Guan Yu Going to the Meeting Alone Under Liu Bei's lead, Guan Yu went to visit a general named Zhang Liao. At the banquet, Guan Yu challenged Zhang Liao, hoping that he could help him defeat Cao Cao. Chapter Seven: Zhuge Liang's Strategy of Emptiness Zhuge Liang used the Empty City Stratagem to trick Cao Cao's army into retreating. This was a classic scene in the novel, and it had become a scene in people's imaginations. Chapter 8: Zhang Fei angrily kills Yan Yan On his journey, Zhang Fei met a general named Yan Yan. He quarreled with him angrily because of Yan Yan's arrogance and prejudice. In the end, Zhang Fei killed Yan Yan with his weapon. Chapter 9: Zhao Yun Seizes the River and Snatches Ah Dou Zhao Yun successfully captured Ah Dou in battle and brought him back to Shu Han. This was a striking scene in the novel that showed Zhao Yun's courage and wisdom. Chapter 10: Sun Quan's Worship Sun Quan became the general of Shu Han. He played an important role in the Three Kingdoms period and contributed to the establishment and stability of Dongwu. Chapter 11: Cao Cao conquers Sun Quan Cao Cao led his army to attack Sun Quan, but after the Battle of Red Cliff, Cao Cao's army was in trouble. At the critical moment, Liu Bei's army appeared to help Cao Cao tide over the difficulties. Chapter 12: Zhuge Liang's Wisdom Earns the Jade Seal Zhuge Liang used the opportunity of earning the jade seal to gain the trust of the emperor and became an important official of Shu Han. This was also an eye-catching scene in the novel that demonstrated Zhuge Liang's wisdom and talent.
The second chapter of Romance of the Three Kingdoms was translated as: In the second chapter, Cao Cao sent troops to attack Wu Sun Quan and asked Liu Bei for help. In the second round, Cao Cao decided to send troops to attack Wu. Sun Quan asked Liu Bei for help, hoping to unite against Cao Cao.
Chapter Four: Cao Cao's Empty Fortress Strategy, Kong Ming's Burning of Red Cliff The fourth chapter mainly talked about the story of Cao Cao being deceived in the Empty City Stratagem and Zhuge Liang's strategy and battle in the burning Red Cliff. This time, Cao Cao showed his intelligence in the empty city stratagem but was eventually deceived by Zhuge Liang's stratagem. Cao Cao thought that his soldiers and equipment were strong enough to resist Zhuge Liang's attack, but when he found that his army was in an empty city, it was too late. Zhuge Liang used his wisdom and strategy to successfully set Red Cliff on fire, which dealt a heavy blow to Cao Cao's power. This time, the story showed the battle of wisdom between Cao Cao and Zhuge Liang, as well as Zhuge Liang's strategy and combat ability in the war. This was also one of the more classic chapters in Romance of the Three Kingdoms that provided readers with a rich storyline and character images.
The Romance of the Three Kingdoms chapter 100 to chapter 120 was summarized as follows: In the 120 chapters of the novel, Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and others experienced a series of wars and political struggles before finally establishing the Shu Han Dynasty. The novel also described many wonderful historical events and characters, such as the Battle of Red Cliff, the Battle of Yiling, the three visits to the thatched cottage, the empty city strategy, and so on. At the same time, there were also some important characters in the novel, such as Zhuge Liang, Cao Cao, Sun Quan, and so on. Their fates and stories were also an important part of the novel. In the novel, Liu Bei, as the protagonist, experienced the process of growing from weak to strong, from scattered to unified. His resourcefulness, courage, loyalty, and perseverance were fully displayed. The characters of Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, and the others were also very well-rounded. Their personalities and qualities were important elements in the novel. At the same time, the novel also described many famous generals and strategists in history, such as Cao Cao, Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, etc. Their character stories and war strategies were also important plots in the novel.
The Romance of the Three Kingdoms chapter 5960 is an important chapter of the Chinese classical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which contains many wonderful plots and characters. Here are my thoughts on these two books: Chapter 59,"Kong Ming Beheads Ma Liang with Tears": The story of Kong Ming beheading Ma Liang with tears was one of the climax of the novel. At this time, Kong Ming realized his mistake and decided to kill Ma Liang. This scene showed Kong Ming's self-reproach and determination, but it also showed his resourcefulness and generosity. This time, it also revealed the internal contradictions and disputes of Shu Han. Before Kong Ming killed Ma Liang with tears, Jiang Wei and Deng Ai fought fiercely in Mianzhu City. In the end, Jiang Wei was defeated and Deng Ai successfully captured Chengdu. This plot showed the tension between the internal forces of Shu Han and the ability of Kong Ming to govern the country. Chapter 60: The Three Heroes Fighting against Lu Bu: This time, the story of the three heroes fighting against Lu Bu was one of the endings of the novel. This time, the three heroes Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and Liu Bei defeated Lu Bu together and ended Lu Bu's reign in the novel. The plot showcased the bravery and resourcefulness of the three heroes, as well as their close cooperation. This time, it was one of the endings of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, showing the main characters in the novel and their fates. Through these two reading experiences, we can better understand the plot and characters in the novel and feel the charm of Chinese classical novels.
The seventh to thirty-third chapters of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms were the opening chapters of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. They mainly talked about the historical background of the Three Kingdoms period and the wars and disputes between the various forces. In the seventh chapter, Liu Bei led Zhuge Liang to fight against the Confucians in Yizhou. It mainly described the process of Liu Bei seizing Yizhou. In the war, Liu Bei defeated Zhang He, Li Yan and other hostile forces, and with the help of Zhuge Liang, he finally successfully occupied Yizhou. After that, Liu Bei's forces gradually developed and fought fiercely with Sun Quan, Cao Cao, and other forces. The eighth chapter, Cao Cao's conquest of Hanzhong and Sun Quan's surrender to Jingzhou, mainly narrated the story of Liu Bei and Cao Cao in the battle of Hanzhong. Liu Bei led his army to Hanzhong and fought a fierce battle with Cao Cao. After that, Liu Bei seized Jingzhou and established the Shu Han regime. Chapter 9: Guan Yu Loses Jingzhou Liu Bei Visits the Cottage Three Times. It mainly tells the story of Liu Bei's decision to go to Jingzhou to find Guan Yu after losing Guan Yu and finally getting his help. After that, Liu Bei established a base in Jingzhou and fought fiercely with Sun Quan. The tenth chapter, Cao Cao taking Wancheng and Sun Quan breaking Hefei, mainly told the story of Cao Cao attacking Wancheng and Sun Quan attacking Hefei. In the Battle of Wancheng, Cao Cao was defeated by Sun Quan, but in the Battle of Hefei, Sun Quan successfully defeated Cao Cao's army and won. Chapter 11: Liu Bei Seizes Liangzhou and Ma Chao Defies Cao Cao mainly tells the story of Liu Bei seizing Liangzhou and the war between Ma Chao and Cao Cao. In the war, Ma Chao led his troops to defeat Cao Cao's army and obtained victory. The twelfth chapter, Cao Pi usurped the throne and Sun Quan retreated from the enemy. It mainly told the story of Cao Pi usurping the throne and Sun Quan retreating from the enemy. In the war, Cao Pi defeated Sun Quan's army and occupied the territory of Wu. After that, Cao Pi established Wei and Sun Quan retreated to Jiangdong. The thirteenth chapter, Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition, Zhuge Liang's Verbal Battle with the Confucians, mainly talked about the story of Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition and the debate between Zhuge Liang and the Confucians. During the war, Jiang Wei led an army to attack Cao Wei but failed in the end. After that, Zhuge Liang continued to plan for Shu Han to restore the Han Dynasty.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Chapter 41 to Chapter 82, the main content is as follows: In the 41st chapter, Liu Bei led his troops to attack Dongwu and engaged in a fierce battle with Sun Quan in the Battle of Red Cliff. Liu Bei performed well in the fire attack but was eventually defeated by Sun Quan. Since then, Liu Bei continued to develop in Sichuan and Shu, and Sun Quan coordinated with each other in the upper and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, forming a situation of attacking from the north and south. In the 82nd chapter, Liu Bei suffered another defeat in the Battle of Yiling and finally retreated back to Shu. Sun Quan stabilized his position in the Jingzhou region and established the Jiangdong base. After that, Liu Bei continued to travel between Sichuan, Shu, and Jiangdong, but in the end, he was still unable to unify the world. In the end, Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao in the Battle of Guandu and became the most powerful force in the north. Liu Bei and Sun Quan were destroyed under Sun Quan's joint attack.