Romance of the Three Kingdoms Chapter 7 Main content

The main content of Chapter 26 of Romance of the Three Kingdoms was that Liu Bei was forced to flee south after losing the Battle of Yiling and joined forces with Sun Quan to resist Cao Cao's attack. During this period, Liu Bei's ally Guan Yu left Liu Bei because he missed his hometown and was eventually killed by Cao Cao. In this chapter, Liu Bei and the others continued to plan the revival of the Han Dynasty in Shu, but they also faced various pressures from Dongwu and Cao Wei. During this period, Liu Bei and Sun Quan had many exchanges and finally reached a consensus to jointly resist Cao Cao's attack. However, Guan Yu escaped from a battle with Cao Cao and was eventually killed by Cao Cao, which dealt a blow to Liu Bei's plan. In this chapter, Liu Bei and the others experienced a series of setbacks and tests, but they still firmly believed that only through unity and cooperation could they defeat the powerful enemy.

The main content of the 19th and 20th chapters of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was as follows: The first chapter: Cao Cao boiled wine and talked about heroes This time, Cao Cao talked to everyone about the person he thought was the most heroic. He praised Liu Bei's benevolence, Guan Yu's righteousness, Zhang Fei's hot-tempered and open-minded, but he was smart and brave. Cao Cao also talked about his friendship with Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and the others, expressing his willingness to go through fire and water for them. Chapter 2: Sun Quan Persuades Cao Cao to Leave Sun Quan suggested to Cao Cao that they retreat. Cao Cao thought that he had already unified the north and there was no need for him to stay in Jiangnan, but Sun Quan believed that this could maintain peace between the two countries. Sun Quan persuaded Cao Cao to give up his idea. Cao Cao finally listened to Sun Quan's suggestion and returned to the army. Chapter 3: Zhuge Liang's wisdom and advice to Cao Cao This time, Zhuge Liang proposed a series of strategies to Cao Cao to help him defeat Sun Quan. Zhuge Liang thought that as long as Cao Cao put down his weapon, he would let his guard down and take the opportunity to attack. Cao Cao finally listened to Zhuge Liang's advice and successfully defeated Sun Quan. Chapter Four: Guan Yu Arrives at the Meeting Alone This time, Guan Yu was led by Liu Bei to visit Cao Cao. Cao Cao had already decided to fight Sun Quan, but he hoped that Guan Yu would go with him to defend against Sun Quan's attack. Guan Yu rejected Cao Cao's request, saying that he would only serve Liu Bei and would not do anything for Cao Cao. Chapter 5: Zhang Fei, Zhao Yunyi, Shi Yan Yan This time, Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun met Yan Yan while carrying out their mission. Yan Yan was a famous general, but he joined Liu Bei's army because of his dissatisfaction with Cao Cao. In order to save Yan Yan, Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun engaged in a fierce battle with Cao Cao. In the end, they successfully rescued Yan Yan and allowed him to join Liu Bei's team. Chapter 6: Cao Cao pacified Hanzhong This time, Cao Cao led his army to attack Hanzhong and successfully occupied the place. Cao Cao won a series of victories here and defeated Liu Bei's army. Chapter Seven: Liu Bei Seizes Hanzhong This time, Liu Bei led his army to attack Hanzhong and engaged Cao Cao in a fierce battle. In the end, Cao Cao retreated and Hanzhong was taken by Liu Bei.

The main content of each chapter of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was as follows: The first chapter: Luo Guanzhong wrote a preface to introduce the background and story outline of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The second chapter: Cao Cao's appearance to describe Cao Cao's image and deeds. The third chapter: Liu Bei's appearance to describe Liu Bei's image and deeds. The fourth chapter: Zhuge Liang's image and deeds are described and the relationship between Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and others is introduced. The fifth chapter: Sun Quan's appearance to describe Sun Quan's image and deeds. Chapter 6: Battle of Red Cliff: The background of the Battle of Red Cliff, the battle scenes, and the performance of Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and others. Chapter Seven: Guan Yu's loss of Jingzhou. The story outline of Guan Yu's loss of Jingzhou and the countermeasures of Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang and others. Chapter Eight: Cao Cao Unifies the North. It outlines the story of Cao Cao unifying the north and the reactions of Liu Bei, Sun Quan, and others. Chapter 9: Liu Bei Seizes Yizhou Description of the story of Liu Bei seizing Yizhou and Zhuge Liang's resourcefulness. Chapter 10: Guan Yu Floods the Seven Armies Description of the story of Guan Yu drowning the Seven Armies and the countermeasures of Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang. Chapter 11: Sun Quan Persuades Peace The story outline of Sun Quan's persuasion and the negotiation strategy of Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang. Chapter 12: The Battle of Yiling. The story outline of the Battle of Yiling and the countermeasures of Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang and others. Chapter 13: The Final Battle: The plot of the final battle between Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Zhuge Liang. Chapter 14: Liu Bei Becomes the Emperor. This chapter outlines the story of Liu Bei becoming the emperor and Zhuge Liang's strategy of governing the country. Chapter 15: History Replays The story outline and the changes in the relationship between the characters.

Chapter 14 of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was titled " Guan Yu's Righteous Release of Yan Yan and Liu Bei's Return of Grace to Cao Cao ". It was the most important chapter in the chapter. It told the story of Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and others who gradually realized their respective positions and missions after the Battle of Red Cliff and jointly decided to unite against Cao Cao for the benefit of the country and the people. This time, Liu Bei first poured out his worries to Guan Yu, expressing that he knew Guan Yu's position and reputation in the army, but he also knew Guan Yu's loyalty to the country and the people, and his recognition of his identity. Guan Yu also expressed his loyalty and mission to the country and the people to Liu Bei and explained the necessity of him and Zhang Fei being loyal to Liu Bei. After that, Zhang Fei and Guan Yu visited Yan Yan and explained their situation to him. Yan Yan approved and supported them. Yan Yan also expressed his dissatisfaction and opposition to Cao Cao to Liu Bei and helped Liu Bei analyze the situation and strategy to strengthen his determination to join forces with Liu Bei to resist Cao Cao. This time, the image and thoughts of Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and the others were deeply shaped and sublimated. They showed their courage and responsibility in the face of complex situations and missions, and also reflected their determination and loyalty in the face of the interests of the country and the people. This was also considered one of the most exciting chapters in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which had a profound impact on readers.

The ninth chapter of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was titled " Cao Cao Beheaded Guan Yunchang with Tears and Guan Yu Flooded Seven Armies with a Single Blade ". It was one of the opening chapters of the novel. This time, it was mainly about Cao Cao's defeat at the Battle of Red Cliff, and he sent Guan Yu to lead the navy to attack Liu Bei's Jingzhou. In the battle, Guan Yu displayed his outstanding military commanding ability and heroic martial arts skills, successfully occupying most of Jingzhou. At the same time, Guan Yu reunited with Liu Bei and the others to express his brotherly love. This time, it also described the complicated relationship between Cao Cao and Liu Bei, as well as the impact of the Battle of Red Cliff on the political and military situation of the two countries. In the end, Guan Yu returned to Cao Cao's camp after wiping out the Dongwu army, marking the return of Jingzhou to Cao Cao's control. The story this time was one of the most exciting in Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

The ninth chapter of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms," Kong Ming Beheads Ma Liang with Tears ", was one of the chapters in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. This time, it mainly narrated the story of Zhuge Liang, the Prime Minister of Shu Han, who was forced to release Sima Yi in the Empty City Stratagem and met with Liu Bei and others in Wolonggang. In the story, Zhuge Liang met with Liu Bei and others in Wolonggang to discuss how to deal with Cao Wei's attack. Zhuge Liang suggested burning Red Cliff but Liu Bei rejected it. After that, Zhuge Liang continued to suggest to Liu Bei and others to burn down the camp, but in the end, it was not realized. This time, it also described Sima Yi's fear in the empty city stratagem and Zhuge Liang's intelligence and wisdom, showing Zhuge Liang's strategy and courage in war. In the end, Sima Yi was deceived by Zhuge Liang's empty city strategy and decided to retreat. Zhuge Liang, on the other hand, had set fire to Cao Wei's camp when Sima Yi was retreating and won. This was one of the most important plots in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, showing the battle between Zhuge Liang and Sima Yi, as well as the war between Shu Han and Cao Wei.

The first chapter of Romance of the Three Kingdoms mainly introduced the historical event of Dong Zhuo deposing the young emperor and supporting Emperor Xian of Han, as well as the resistance and alliance confrontation after Dong Zhuo deposed the emperor. This time, Luo Guanzhong used the title of " Zhuo's autocracy " to describe Dong Zhuo's dictatorship and introduced his political means and cruel and tyrannical behavior. Then, he brought up the historical event of " deposing the young emperor and supporting the Han Xian Emperor ". It described how Dong Zhuo deposed the Han Xian Emperor and placed him in Chang 'an. Then, he began to suppress dissidents and strengthen his control over politics. Dong Zhuo's behavior in this round caused dissatisfaction and resistance from Emperor Xian and his supporters. Dong Zhuo's men started a rebellion but were suppressed by the Han army. At the same time, Dong Zhuo's other relatives and subordinates also launched a series of resistance and struggles, eventually forming an alliance between various forces. Lu Bu's bandit forces also joined in. The main purpose of the first chapter was to introduce the historical events and draw out the background and theme of the whole story to lay the foundation for the subsequent plot.

The theme of the ninth chapter of Romance of the Three Kingdoms was " Cao Cao boiled wine and talked about heroes." This time, Cao Cao discussed the situation of the world and their heroism with Liu Bei, Sun Quan, and the others at the banquet. At the banquet, Cao Cao praised Liu Bei as "a hero of the Han royal family" and thought that he was an ambitious person who could achieve great things with him. He also said that Sun Quan was a smart person who knew how to make use of talents and could work with him. At the same time, Cao Cao also expressed his criticism and dissatisfaction towards the others. He believed that some people were not truly heroic and were only obsessed with power and wealth. They were not worthy of attention. He also criticized them for being disloyal to the country and not fulfilling their responsibilities. This time, the content showed Cao Cao's ambition and different attitudes towards talents. At the same time, it also reflected his differences and different views on the world situation and heroism.

The content of each chapter of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was as follows: Chapter 1: Dong Zhuo Defeated the Emperor This chapter will introduce Dong Zhuo's deposed Young Emperor and the establishment of Emperor Xian of Han as a puppet emperor. He took control of the central government and began a dictatorial rule that lasted for more than ten years. At the same time, Dong Zhuo also wantonly deprived the people of their land and wealth, increasing taxes and corvee, causing social unrest and a situation where the people were in dire straits. Chapter 2: Lu Bu Killed Dong Zhuo In this chapter, Lu Bu's murder of Dong Zhuo marked the collapse of Dong Zhuo's regime. Because of his loyalty to Dong Zhuo, Lu Bu had a fierce conflict with Cao Cao and the others. In the end, he launched a mutiny and killed Dong Zhuo, gaining actual control of the central government. After that, Cao Cao and the others began to hunt down Lu Bu and launched an intense battle for hegemony during the Three Kingdoms period. Chapter 3: Cao Cao conquers Lu Bu In this chapter, Cao Cao led his army to attack Lu Bu. After several months of fighting, he finally succeeded in eliminating Lu Bu's forces and unifying the north. This battle was also an important milestone in Cao Cao's unification of the north, marking the end of the Three Kingdoms period. Chapter Four: Liu Bei's Marriage Invitation In this chapter, Liu Bei became sworn brothers in Taoyuan and received the support of Zhang Fei, Guan Yu and others. After that, Liu Bei and the others defeated Sun Quan in the Battle of Red Cliff and seized the Jiangdong region to start their own business. During this period, Liu Bei also experienced some setbacks and difficulties, but finally became an important figure in the Three Kingdoms period through continuous efforts and struggles. Chapter Five: Sun Quan Seizes Jingzhou In this chapter, Sun Quan captured Jingzhou in the Battle of Yiling and gained control of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. After that, Sun Quan continued to strengthen his control over the Jiangdong region and fought fiercely with Liu Bei and the others. During this period, Cao Cao also gradually gathered his forces after the Battle of Red Cliff and began to attack Sun Quan. Chapter 6: Zhuge Liang's Coming Out of the Mountain In this chapter, Zhuge Liang began to serve as the Prime Minister of Shu Han and began a series of important political and military activities. During this period, Zhuge Liang also launched many important battles such as the empty city strategy and the three visits to the thatched cottage to help Shu Han establish a stable regime. Chapter Seven: Guan Yu Loses Jingzhou In this chapter, Guan Yu was killed by Sun Quan after he fell in the Battle of Maicheng. This battle was one of the most famous battles during the Three Kingdoms period and one of the biggest challenges the Shu Han regime faced after its establishment. After that, the Shu Han regime gradually lost its independence and eventually perished.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms was one of the famous works of ancient Chinese literature. The author was Luo Guanzhong, a novelist of the Ming Dynasty. The novel narrated a series of historical events such as the separation of the warlords at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao and Sun Quan fighting for Jiangdong, Liu Bei occupying Shu, and so on. It also created many famous historical characters. The main plot of the novel could be summarized as follows: At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, eunuchs monopolized power and social order was chaotic. Under this background, historical figures such as Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan began to rise up and fight for the world. Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao, Sun Quan destroyed Cao Cao and other battles showed military talent and strategic vision, but also showed the contradictions and conflicts between historical figures. Liu Bei occupied Shu with the help of Zhuge Liang and others and established the Shu Han regime. In the face of foreign invasions and internal divisions, he continued to develop and grow. In the end, he fought with Sun Quan and Cao Cao for the world and reached a stalemate. In the novel, Luo Guanzhong portrayed various characters such as Cao Cao's cunning, Liu Bei's benevolence, Guan Yu's loyalty, Zhang Fei's bravery, etc. to show the complexity and variety of human nature. The novel also involved politics, morality, philosophy and other aspects of the content, such as the corruption of the Eastern Han court, Liu Bei's benevolence, Sun Quan's cunning, etc., which had a profound impact on ancient Chinese society and politics. Romance of the Three Kingdoms was a novel with rich cultural and historical value, known as the pinnacle of ancient Chinese literature.