Which characters in the story of the beacon fire teasing the princes are worthy of us?

The story of the beacon fire playing with the princes was from the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which told the story of Cao Cao leading an army to attack Yuan Shao. During the war, Cao Cao's excessive love for his wife, Cao Pi, led to internal disputes and ultimately led to the defeat of the war.

The background of the story was the famous Warring States period in Chinese history. It mainly told the story of a duke who decided to use extreme means in the war to achieve his own goals for some personal reasons. The protagonist of the story was a general named Fenghuo. He served as the vassal's vanguard in the war, but because he misjudged the situation, the vassal's army suffered heavy losses. In order to save the situation, the beacon fire decided to use extreme means to use fire attacks in the war, but it was opposed by other vassals. During the war, the story of the beacon fire playing with the princes was widely spread and became a famous allusion in Chinese history. This story tells us that in war, we must remain rational and calm. We cannot blindly take extreme measures to avoid causing greater losses.

The phrase 'Beacon fire playing with the princes' came from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It described Cao Cao's pride after the Battle of Red Cliff as he flaunted his achievements and teased other officials in the palace. Among them, the 'beacon fire' in 'Beacon Fire Playing Dukedom' referred to the beacon fire that was lit in the war to warn the various forces to be wary of the other party's military actions. And "teasing the dukes" referred to Cao Cao's behavior of teasing other officials in the palace. Therefore,"Beacon fire teasing the princes" referred to Cao Cao's behavior of showing off his achievements and teasing other officials.

"Beacon Fires Play with the Dukes" was a story about a youth named Chen Changsheng who had experienced all sorts of hardships in the martial world and had finally grown into a grandmaster. Chen Changsheng was a youth born in poverty, but he possessed extraordinary talent and perseverance. In Jianghu, he met many like-minded people and fought fiercely with some evil forces. In the process, he gradually grew into an outstanding Wuxia character and gained the respect of many friends and enemies. In the course of Chen Changsheng's growth, he had experienced many hardships, including being misunderstood, being betrayed, life and death hanging by a thread, and so on. But in the end, he persistently pursued his dream and finally got everything he wanted. The unique plot and wonderful description of Beacon Fire Played the Dukes attracted the attention and love of many readers.

Beacon fires playing with princes was a famous allusion that originated from a plot in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It was said that during the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao led his army to attack Zhang Xiu. During the Battle of Wancheng, Cao Cao was surrounded by Zhang Xiu and the situation was critical. Cao Cao wanted to send Xun You, Guo Jia and others to ask for help, but they were all rejected by Zhang Xiu. Cao Cao then ordered the beacon fire to be lit as a signal for help. Zhang Xiu thought that Cao Cao wanted them to know that reinforcements had arrived, so he did not respond. However, Cao Cao's advisor Xun You believed that Zhang Xiu did not respond to the beacon fire because some of their internal people were planning to escape, so they should be noticed. So Xun You attacked Zhang Xiu after the beacon fire and killed Zhang Xiu's general, Zhang Liao. Zhang Xiu was furious and began to attack Cao Cao's army on a large scale. However, some of Zhang Xiu's generals believed that Cao Cao had already received enough support and there was no need to attack. Therefore, they surrendered to Zhang Xiu and Cao Cao was able to retreat smoothly. This allusion was used to describe a person who did not hesitate to take extreme measures or even sacrifice himself in order to gain the attention or support of others in a critical moment.

The story was about a vassal named Fenghuo, who fought for hegemony with other vassals during the Spring and Autumn Period.

Was King You of Zhou really destroyed because of the beacon fire? In novels or historical legends, the story of King You of Zhou being destroyed by the beacon fire was often described as a war between the Zhou royal family and the vassal states because his beloved Baosi's mother was forced by the vassal states to ignite the beacon fire in order to win Baosi's smile. However, the truth of this story has been disputed in history because there is no conclusive historical evidence to prove the specific reason. According to historical records, King You of Zhou was destroyed for many reasons, including the decline of the authority of the Zhou emperor, the mutual attack of the vassals, and the corruption of the royal family. Beacon fires were just one of the reasons, but it was not the only reason. In addition, the story of the beacon fire teasing the vassals was also described as symbolizing the decline of the Zhou royal family and the rise of the vassal states. Although the beacon fire playing with the vassals was a possible reason for the destruction of King You of Zhou, the authenticity of this story was controversial in history and needed more historical research and evidence to verify.

There were many reasons why the novel about the beacon fire and the princes was not published, including but not limited to the following: The writing style and storyline of the Beacon Fire Play were well received, but due to personal reasons or other irresistible factors, he could not continue writing. 2. The novels that he wrote often touched on sensitive topics such as politics, religion, history, etc. If the editor or bookstore did not agree with his revision, he might not be able to continue writing. 3. The novels about the warlords were usually very popular, but due to market changes or other factors, he could not find enough editors or readers to continue writing. 4. The novel of the Marquis of Beacon Fires may involve copyright issues. If his writing is deemed to have violated the copyright of others, he may be forced to stop writing. There were many specific circumstances that needed to be analyzed.

The story of the beacon fire teasing the princes originated from a plot in the ancient Chinese novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The story was about Cao Cao leading his army to attack Red Cliff during the Three Kingdoms period. Liu Bei and Sun Quan joined forces to resist Cao Cao. In the Battle of Red Cliff, Liu Bei's general Guan Yu was killed by Cao Cao's army. Liu Bei was deeply saddened and sent Zhuge Liang to Cao Cao's army to persuade Cao Cao to give up attacking Red Cliff and attack Jingzhou where Liu Bei was located. Zhuge Liang spread rumors in Cao Cao's army that Guan Yu was killed by Sun Quan and claimed that Guan Yu had left Cao Cao's army on his own accord and was killed by Sun Quan. When Cao Cao heard the news, he thought that Guan Yu was a thorn in his side and ordered an attack on Jingzhou. However, Zhuge Liang had already anticipated Cao Cao's actions, so he had already prepared countermeasures when Cao Cao's army attacked Jingzhou. In the end, Cao Cao's army failed in the Battle of Red Cliff and returned to the north. In the Battle of Jing Zhou, Guan Yu's son Guan Ping also participated in the battle and successfully defended Jing Zhou from Sun Quan's attack. Therefore, the story of " Beacon Fire Playing with the Vassals " referred to Zhuge Liang, who used Guan Yu's death to spread rumors when Cao Cao's army attacked Jingzhou, thus preventing Cao Cao from attacking and protecting Jingzhou.

The story of the Beacon Fire playing with the princes happened at the end of the Western Zhou Dynasty. In order to make Baosi happy, King You of Zhou lit the Beacon Fire and played with the princes. Bao Si laughed when she saw the beacon fire. King You was very happy, so he lit the beacon fire many times. However, due to King You's frequent teasing of the vassals, the vassals no longer believed in the signal of the beacon fire and gradually stopped coming. In the end, Quan Rong broke through Haojing and killed King You of Zhou, marking the end of Western Zhou. This story tells us that if the king treats the power of the country as a joke, it will eventually lead to his own destruction.