All the stories about the historical figure Cao Cao?

In the third year of Xiping (174), Cao Cao was promoted to Xiaozong and became the A Lang of Luoyang. Soon, he was appointed as the northern commander of Luoyang. Luoyang, the capital of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was a place where the royal family lived in compact communities, and it was difficult to govern. As soon as Cao Cao arrived at his post, he announced that it was forbidden to strictly observe the law and discipline, and made more than ten colored sticks to hang around the yamen. "Anyone who violates the ban will be beaten to death with a stick."

The emperor's favorite eunuch's uncle Jian Shuo was forbidden to go at night. Cao Cao showed no mercy and executed him with a five-color stick. As a result, "the capital is gone, and no one dares to commit crimes." So Cao Cao offended some powerful people. Because of his father Cao Song, Cao Cao was transferred to Dunqiu (now Qingfeng).

In the first year of Guanghe (178), Cao Cao was punished by eunuchs because his cousin and brother-in-law urged Hou, and was implicated and dismissed. After having nothing to do in Luoyang, I went back to my hometown Qiao County.

In the third year of Guanghe (180), Cao Cao was recruited by the court and appointed as Yi Lang. Previously, General Dou Wu and Chen Fan, a teacher, plotted to kill eunuchs, only to be harmed by eunuchs. Cao Cao wrote a letter, saying that Dou Wu and others were framed for their official virtue, which led to the situation that treacherous court officials were full, but loyal officials were not reused. His words were sincere, but they were not adopted by Emperor Han Ling. Later, Cao Cao wrote to remonstrate many times, although occasionally effective, but the politics of the Eastern Han Dynasty became increasingly corrupt, and Cao Cao knew that he could not correct it.

In the first year of Zhong Ping (184), the Yellow Scarf Uprising broke out, and Cao Cao was worshipped as the riding captain, and was ordered to join forces with Huang Fusong and others to attack the Yellow Scarf Army in Yingchuan. As a result, the Yellow Scarf Army was defeated and tens of thousands of people were beheaded. Then moved to Jinan. During his tenure in Jinan, Cao Cao managed things as always. In more than ten counties in Jinan (now Jinan, Shandong), county officials are attached to your power, taking bribes and perverting the law, and have no scruples. Before Cao Cao, all countries ignored it. After Cao Cao took office, he made great efforts to rectify, and eight out of ten officers were exempted. Jinan shakes, corrupt officials flee. "The politics and religion are big, and one county is bright."

At that time, it was extremely dark in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and there was even a system of buying officials. The court confiscated him as the prefect of the East County and worshipped him as a negotiator. Cao Cao refused to cater to the dignitaries as their agents, returned to the village on the pretext of illness, studied in spring and summer, hunted in autumn and winter, and temporarily lived in seclusion.

There was chaos in the world. First of all, Wang Fen, the secretariat of Jizhou, combined with Nanyang Xu You, Guo Pei Zhou Jing and other local strongmen to plan the event of abolishing the mausoleum emperor and Lihe Huihou. Wang Fen and others had hoped that Cao Cao would join them, but Cao Cao refused. Later, Wang Fen committed suicide. Then, there was a frontier fortress chapter in Jincheng County (now Lanzhou) in the northwest. Han Sui killed the secretariat and the satrap and led more than 100,000 soldiers to rebel against the court.

In the fifth year of Zhong Ping (188), Emperor Han Ling set up eight viceroy in Xiyuan in order to consolidate his rule, and Cao Cao was appointed as the imperial army viceroy among the eight viceroy because of his family background.

2, Liu Chen arise.

In the sixth year of Zhong Ping (189), Emperor Han Ling died, Bian acceded to the throne, and He Taihou was in Korea. General blades wanted to take advantage of the death of the spirit emperor and the eunuch's downfall, but he didn't get He Taihou's support. So blades called Dong Zhuo (then Zhou Mu) to Peking and forced He Taihou to agree. But this move frightened Dong Zhuo, who had not yet arrived in Beijing. Blade had been murdered by eunuchs.

In September of the same year, Dong Zhuo entered Beijing and took charge of state affairs. He abolished the Emperor Shaohan as the King of Hongnong and changed his younger brother to Emperor Xianhan. He also sent people to poison the mother and son of Hongnong Wang, claiming to be a teacher and specializing in state affairs. Cao Cao saw Dong Zhuo's perverse behavior and refused to cooperate with him, so he changed his name and surname and escaped from Luoyang (now Luoyang East). When Cao Cao arrived at Liu Chen, he "scattered his wealth into the righteous soldiers" and sent an uprising soldier to call on the heroes of the world to crusade against Dong Zhuo.

In the first month of the first year of Chuping (190), Yuan Shu and others * * * elected Yuan Shao, the satrap of Bohai Sea, as the leader, and Cao Cao, as the acting general, participated in soliciting Dong Jun. In February, Dong Zhuo was defeated by the allied forces, threatening Xian Di to move its capital to Chang 'an (now northwest of Xi, Shaanxi Province), but burned the palace, dug graves and plundered the people, leaving Luoyang and Fiona Fang 200 miles desolate. The Kanto Coalition forces were afraid of the strength of Dong Zhuo's elite Liangzhou army, and no one dared to advance to Kansai. They were all stationed in Ziziphus jujuba (now north of Yanjin). Cao Cao thought that Dong Zhuo "burned the palace and robbed the emperor, and the sea shook and the earth shook", so he should take the opportunity to fight a decisive battle with it and lead the army to the west alone.

Cao Cao went to Xingyang Bianshui (now southwest of Xingyang) and confronted Xu Rong, the general of Dong Zhuo. Due to the disparity in strength, Cao Cao was defeated and most of the foot soldiers were killed or injured. He was also injured by the flow vector. Fortunately, my cousin Cao Hong saved him and survived. Back in Zizyphus jujuba, Cao Cao suggested that all armies should take their positions, and then divide their troops to Wuguan (now southeast of Fengdan, Shaanxi) to besiege Dong Zhuo, but the generals in Kanto refused to follow. The Kwantung Army named after Dong Zhuo actually has ulterior motives and intends to wait for an opportunity to develop its own power. Soon, there was friction between the troops, and they fought each other. The United army was dissolved.

In the second year of Chuping (19 1), Cao Cao was defeated by poison, white collaterals, self-defense and Yu Fuluo. In Dong Jun, Yuan Shao indicated that he was the governor of Dong Jun.

In the third year of Chuping (192), Qingzhou Yellow Scarf Army made great progress, even breaking Yanzhou counties (governing Changyi, now southeast of Juye, Shandong Province) and attacking Yanzhou secretariat Liu Dai. Hebei Beixin and others welcomed Cao Cao as Yanzhou shepherd. Cao Cao and Bao Xin joined forces to attack the Yellow Scarf. Bao Xin died in battle. Cao Cao "set up an Indiana Jones and fought day and night" and finally defeated the Yellow Scarf. That winter, more than 300,000 soldiers were killed, with a population of more than one million. Cao Cao accepted his elite and set up an army, Qingzhou soldiers. He also helped Yuan Shao defeat the armies of Liu Bei, Shan Jing and Tao Qian.

In the spring of the fourth year of Chuping (193), Cao Cao pursued in Kuangting for six hundred miles, defeating Yuan Shu, Heishan Army and South Xiongnu. Tao Qian led an army to attack Rencheng in the south of Yanzhou, and Cao Cao led an army to conquer more than ten cities in Xuzhou by Tao Qian.

3. Fight for the Central Plains

In the autumn of the fourth year of Chuping (193), Cao Cao's father Cao Song came to Cao Cao's residence and was killed by Tao Qian's army. Cao Cao then entered Xuzhou (now Tancheng, Shandong Province) and expanded his power to the southeast. Back to Tan County. Soon Cao Cao's provisions will be exhausted, and he will retreat to the army. The following summer, Cao Cao levied Xuzhou again, just to the East China Sea. During Cao Cao's expedition to Xuzhou, he was repeatedly killed, and along the way, "chickens and dogs were scattered and there were no pedestrians in the market." Chen Gong, who was stationed in Dongjun, was dissatisfied with Cao Cao, so he conspired with Zhang Miao, Zhang Miao's younger brother Juck Zhang and others to rebel, and welcomed Lu Bu as Yanzhou shepherd. Lu Bu was a famous soldier at that time. First, he served as Dong Zhuo's ministry, and then together with Wang Yun, he planned to kill Dong Zhuo.

At that time, only Juancheng (now Juancheng, Shandong Province), Fan (Nanfan County) and Dong 'e (now Yanggu, Shandong Province) in East County were still under Cao Cao's control, and Sima, Shou, Cheng Yu and Dong County held fast to it. The situation was very critical. Cao Cao rushed back from Xuzhou and heard that Lu Bu was in Puyang, so he marched into Puyang and besieged it. After more than one hundred days of stalemate between the two armies, the plague of locusts rose sharply, the two sides stopped fighting, and Cao Cao Jun returned to Juancheng.

At this time, Cao Cao lost Yanzhou (now northwest of Yuncheng, Shandong Province), and his rations were exhausted. Yuan Shao sent someone to persuade him to take refuge in him and let Cao Cao's family move to Ye County as hostages. Cao Cao intended to promise Yuan Shao, but because of Cheng Yu's dissuasion, Cao Cao gave up the idea.

In the second year of Xingping (195), Cao Cao's whole army fought against Lu Bu again, and suffered three defeats, defeating Dingtao (now Dingtao in Shandong) and Xu Qiu (now northwest of Yuncheng in Shandong) and pacifying Yanzhou. Lu Bu fled to Xuzhou to take refuge in Liu Bei. In July, due to the struggle with Guo Si, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty returned from Chang 'an East, and made a letter to various governors to be diligent.

In the first year of Jian 'an (196), in August, Cao Cao greeted the Han Emperor. 19 1 1 year, Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty appointed Cao Cao as Qiu, which recorded this history. Geng Shen moved the capital to Xuchang. In November, Xu Bing, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, made Cao Cao a common person, and all officials listened to him.

In the second year of Jian 'an (197), in the first month, Cao Cao crusaded against Zhang Xiu, and the army was stationed in Ganshui. Zhang Xiu surrendered to everyone and immediately rebelled. The eldest son Cao Ang, nephew Cao and valiant soldier Dian Wei were killed. After that, Cao Cao attacked Zhang Xiu twice, but neither was completely defeated. In September, Cao Cao Dong conquered Yuan Shu, Yuan Shu abandoned the army and fled to the Huaihe River, and Xiao Yuan Shu stayed behind for four generals.

In April of the third year of Jian 'an (198), Cao Cao sent the corps commander Pei Mao to discuss with the Yi Ministry. In September, Cao Cao moved eastward to Xuzhou and attacked his old enemy Lu Bu. Under the offensive of Cao Jun, Lu Bu's army went up and down. In December, Lu Bu took Xu Wei and Song Xian with him. But they captured Chen Gong and surrendered to Cao Cao. When Lu Bu saw that the tide was gone, he surrendered to the lower city. Cao Cao executed Lu Bu, Chen Gong, Seibel and others, took over Taishan heroes Zhang Liao, Cang Ba and Sun Guan from Lu Bu, and initially took control of Xuzhou.

In the fourth year of Jian 'an (199), Cao Cao sent Shi Huan and Coss to break through their own headquarters in JASON ZHANG, gain Hanoi County, and expand their sphere of influence to the north of the Yellow River.

4. Battle of Guandu

After the destruction, in order to cope with the war with Yuan Shao, Cao Cao made arrangements in advance and ordered people with potential influence in Qingzhou to invade Qingzhou and occupy Qi (now Linzi, Shandong Province) and Beihai (now southeast of Shouguang, Shandong Province) to consolidate the right wing. He also ordered a general to guard Yuan Jun on the south bank of the Yellow River. Soon, Zhang Xiu obeyed Jia Xu, the counselor, and surrendered to Cao Cao. Cao Cao was overjoyed and worshipped Zhang Xiu as General Yang Wu, which relieved his worries.

In December of the fourth year of Jian 'an (199), Cao Cao led an army to Guandu (now Zhongmou North) to prepare to meet Yuan Shao.

After Tao Qian's death, Liu Bei once worked as a shepherd in Xuzhou, and later Xuzhou was captured by Lu Bu, and Liu Bei defected to Cao Cao. Cao Cao thought Liu Bei was a hero, and successively named him a shepherd and a left general. Shortly after Cao Cao captured Xuzhou, Yuan Shu of Huainan was ready to flee to Qingzhou to defect to Yuan Shao. Cao Cao sent Liu Bei to intercept, but Yuan Shu could not go north and vomited blood and died.

In the first month of the fifth year of Jian 'an (200), Dong Cheng and others plotted against Cao Cao and were killed by Cao Cao. Liu Bei then attacked, killed Che Zhou, the secretariat of Xuzhou, and occupied Xuzhou.

In order to avoid being attacked before and after fighting Yuan Shao in the future, Cao Cao decided to destroy Liu Bei, who was unstable in Xuzhou. At that time, people were afraid that Yuan Shao would take the opportunity to attack Xu Du. Cao Cao was very thoughtful about this and said, "Liu Bei is an outstanding man. If we don't attack him today, there will be endless trouble. Although Yuan Shao is ambitious, he is too late to be moved. " Then, he marched straight in, breaking Liu Bei with lightning speed, and Liu Bei fled to Yuan Shao.

Yuan Shao was the most powerful force in the north at that time and the most powerful enemy for Cao Cao to unify the north. Since Yuan An, Yuan Shao's great grandfather, the Yuan Yuan family has been "three terms and four generations" and "one's intimate party followers and students are all over the world", and its influence has been great. After Yuan Shao acquired the land of Hebei, Hebei, Youqing and Qinghai, his strength increased greatly, with hundreds of thousands of people. Yuan Shao, his eldest son Yuan Tan, his second son Yuan, and his nephew are divided into three states: young, secluded and peaceful. The rear area is impregnable and there are plenty of soldiers and food, so they don't care about Cao Cao at all. He selected 100,000 elite soldiers and 10,000 war horses in order to wipe out Cao Cao in one fell swoop.

In the fifth year of Jian 'an (200 years), Yuan Shao ordered general Yan Liang and others to attack Baima (now hua county) and led the army into Liyang (now east of Xun County) to attack Cao Cao. Cao Cao's strength is much weaker than Yuan Shao's. The area south of the big river occupied by Cao Cao is very small, and it is the land of four wars. It's shabby, not fully recovered, and the materials are not as rich as Yuan Shao's. Cao Cao's troops are far less than Yuan Shao's, and the total strength is only tens of thousands. According to the "Emperor Wu Ji", "there are less than 10,000 soldiers and 12 wounded people." Pei Songzhi thought this figure was inaccurate, and Cao Cao's troops would not be so small, but there is no doubt that Cao Cao's troops are far less than Yuan Shao's.

When Yuan Shao's army attacked, many people were shocked. Cao Cao comforted the generals and said, "I know Shao as a man, who is ambitious but wise, strong in color but weak in courage, evasive and weak in strength, with many soldiers and unclear plans, and arrogant and different." Although the land is vast and abundant, it is enough to serve me. "

In February, General Yuan Shao Yan Liang and others besieged Baima, and the war started. In April, Cao Cao personally led the troops north to solve the siege of the White Horse. He adopted Xun You's plan, pushed the army to Yanjin (now northern Yanjin), made a gesture of crossing the river to attack Yuan Jun, and attracted Yuan Jun to divide his troops to the west, then suddenly turned and rushed to Baima. Cao was suddenly killed and caught off guard. Yan Liang was beheaded by Guan Yu and was defeated. The siege of the White Horse was broken.

Cao Cao rescued the white horse soldiers and civilians and retreated westward along the Yellow River. Hearing this, Yuan Shao immediately ordered Wen Chou and Liu Bei to cross the river in pursuit of Cao Cao. Seeing the pursuers approaching, Cao Cao ordered the sergeant to release his saddle and put the trench on the road. Yuan Jun chased his troops, fought for trenches, and created chaos. Cao Cao led the only cavalry to fight out suddenly, and defeated the pursuer to cut Wen Chou. Yuan Jun was shocked. Cao Cao won the first battle, took the initiative to retreat and continued to guard Guandu.

In August, Yuan Shao's army marched into Guandu from east to west for dozens of miles, relying on sand piles as chariots. Cao Cao divided his forces and held on, waiting for an opportunity. Yuan Jun attacked Cao Ying. First, he paddled a high paddle, put forward a mound, shot an arrow at Cao Ying from above, and then dug a tunnel to attack Cao Ying from underground, but Cao Cao cracked it by setting up a trebuchet and digging a gully. The two armies have been at war for nearly two months. After a long battle, Cao Cao fell into an extremely difficult situation.

In October, Yuan Shao brought more than 10,000 wagons of grain and hay from Hebei, and sent general Chunyu Qiong and others to guard the camp with more than 10,000 people, and camped in the Wu Dynasty four miles away from Yuan Shao's camp. At this time, Yuan Shao's counselor Xu You's plan to sneak attack on Xu Du failed, and his family in Hebei was arrested for breaking the law. He felt remorse and came to Cao Cao to offer him a plan to sneak attack on the Wu Dynasty.

Cao Cao was overjoyed and rushed out to meet him. After that, he led an elite army of 5,000 people, who took the gold medal and put on Yuan Jun's uniform, and attacked Wu Chao from the alley at night. When he reached Wu's lair, he ordered people to set it on fire. Yuan Jun chaos, Chunyu Qiong refused to keep the camp. Hearing this, Yuan Shao quickly sent troops to help. Cao Cao saw that "the thief is riding a little closer, so please divide your forces and refuse." Cao Cao was furious and said, "The thief is behind his back, but it is white!" " "

The foot soldiers fought to the death, so they attacked Yuan Jun and beheaded Chunyu Qiong. Burn their food and grass. When Yuan Shao heard that Cao Cao had attacked the Wu Dynasty, he thought it was a good opportunity to break through Cao Cao's camp, so he sent fewer reinforcements and besieged Cao Cao's camp heavily.

Because Cao Cao's reserve troops are fine and numerous, Cao Cao's camp has not been broken, and the news of the defeat of the Wu Dynasty has come. General Zhang He, Gaolan and others led the troops to surrender, and Yuan Jun fled in all directions. Yuan Shao abandoned the army and fled back to the north of the Yellow River. Cao Jun won a great victory, cut more than 70,000 customs, and won the book treasure of Yuan Jun. Cao Cao counted Yuan Shao's letters, got the letters of his subordinates colluding with Yuan Shao, burned them, and said, "When Shao is strong, he can't protect himself alone, and everyone fears for himself!"

Objectively speaking, Cao Cao is at a disadvantage, but because he can correctly analyze the objective conditions and listen to the correct opinions of others, he can foster strengths and avoid weaknesses, and adopt correct strategies and tactics to turn the war into a favorable situation for himself. Through his subjective efforts, he finally won the victory. In the battle of Guandu, Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao, the biggest enemy, and it was the general trend that he unified the north. The battle of Guandu is also a famous example in the history of China War, in which the few win the many and the weak win the strong.

5. Expedition to the Five Rings

In the seventh year of Jian 'an (202), Yuan Shao died of illness, and Yuan Shao's two sons, Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang, were at odds, resulting in a bloodless battle. Yuan Tan was defeated by Yuan Shang and begged Cao Cao to surrender.

In February of the ninth year of Jian 'an (2004), Cao Cao took advantage of Yuan Shang's invasion of Yuan Tan to invade Yecheng (now the western area of Linzhang, Handan, Hebei). Yuan Shang led the army to Huiyuan, taking Qiushui (now Fuyang River) as the camp. Cao Cao pursued the victory and surrounded its camp. Yuan Shang was afraid and asked for surrender, but Cao Cao refused. Yuan Shang fled at night and failed.

Yuan Shang fled to Zhongshan (now Dingxian County, Hebei Province). Cao Cao ordered people to surrender to the defenders of Yecheng with the seals and cymbals seized from Yuan Shang, and the fighting spirit in the city collapsed. Yecheng was attacked by Cao Cao. From this year on, Cao Cao moved his stronghold north to Yecheng, Jizhou? Since then, the imperial seal army has gone out, and there are only some officials left in Xu County, the capital of Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty.

In the first month of the tenth year of Jian 'an (205), Cao Cao conquered Yuan Tan and pacified Hebei and Qinghai in the name of breaking the contract. So, Cao Cao went to Yanzhou and became Jizhou. After Yuan Shang's defeat, he fled to Youzhou, where he served as the secretariat of Yuan Xi. Soon, Yuan Shang and Yuan fled to Wuhuan County. In the same year, Zhang Yan, the leader of the Black Mountain Army, led1000000 people to surrender to Cao Cao.

In the 11th year of Jian 'an (206), Cao Cao conquered Gao Qian and pacified Bingzhou.

In the 12th year of Jian 'an (207), Cao Cao decided to go on an expedition to Wu Huan in order to eliminate the remnants of Yuan and completely solve the problem of three counties invading Wu Huan. At the end of the Han Dynasty, the three counties of western Liaoning, eastern Liaoning and right Beiping merged to form Wuhuan, and its leader was Tadun in western Liaoning. Wu Huan, the third county, has always made friends with Yuan, repeatedly invaded the border and plundered people and property.

In May, Cao Cao led the army to Wuji (now Jixian). It was the rainy season and the road was flooded. "The horses and chariots are too shallow and the boat is too deep." Cao Cao has changed from endless discussion of land to a long-lost route, but there is still a path to be found. Cao Cao's army, led by Tian Chou, climbed up Xuwushan (now Yutian North, Hebei Province), went out of Lulongsai (now near xifengkou, Hebei Province) and "more than 500 miles in the ravine", pointing directly at Liucheng, the home of Wuhuan (now Chaoyang South, Liaoning Province).

In August, when it was less than two hundred miles away from Liucheng, Wu Huan found that Ta Dun, Yuan Shang, Yuan and others led tens of thousands of cavalry to meet them. When the two armies met, when Cao Jun was behind the trench, "there were few armored people", and Wu Huan's army was very strong. Cao Cao looked up and saw that Wu Huan's army was numerous, but it was in poor shape. He appointed general Zhang Liao as the pioneer, and took advantage of the slight movement of the Wuhuan army to launch a fierce attack on the Wuhuan army. Wu Huan army chaos, jun array cut tower dun, a complete victory, Hu, Korea surrendered more than 20, Yuan Shang and others fled to Gongsun Kang, Pingzhou.

At this time, Cao Cao was advised to attack Gongsun Kang. Cao Cao said, "You can send them to business and guard, and don't disturb the soldiers." Then he led the army back to the division. Soon, Gongsun Kang killed Yuan Shang and Yuan and presented their heads to Cao Cao. Unknown so and general Cao Cao said, "I'm afraid to wait. If I'm in a hurry, I'll work together. If I'm slow, I'll draw by myself." As a result, Cao Cao captured the three counties of Wuhuan and completely eliminated Yuan's power.

From November to Yishui, Dai Jun's 50,000-boat egg was on Pufu Road, and Shang Jun's 50,000-boat egg was in that building to congratulate his famous king. In the same year, Guo Jia died before Cao Caobei's return because of acclimatization, bad weather and overwork.

On the way home, according to "Biography of Cao Zang", "It is freezing in the cold, and there is no water in a hundred miles. The army is short of food. Thousands of horses are killed for food, and water is obtained by digging more than 30 feet into the ground. Now that we have returned, everyone is afraid to ask the former exhorter. The public greatly praised it and said,' Go alone, take advantage of the danger and seek good luck. Although you get it, God will help you, and you can't be vulgar. The words of the kings and the plan of Wan 'an are mutual rewards, so don't say anything more in the future. ”"

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Cao Cao (155-March15,220? ), the word Meng De, Yi Geely, Xiao Zi A Jue, Pei County (now Bozhou, Anhui Province). Outstanding statesman, strategist, writer and calligrapher in the late Eastern Han Dynasty? , the founder of the Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms.

Cao Cao served as the prime minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty and later named Wang Wei, which laid the foundation for the establishment of Cao Wei. After his death, posthumous title became King Wu. After his son Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor, he was honored as Emperor Wu, with the temple name Mao.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was in chaos. In the name of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Cao Cao conquered all directions, wiped out the separatist forces such as Er Yuan, Lu Bu, Liu Biao, Ma Chao and Han Sui at home, surrendered to Xiongnu, Wuhuan and Xianbei in the south, unified northern China, and implemented a series of policies to restore economic production and social order, expand reclamation, build water conservancy projects, reward farmers and mulberry, attach importance to handicrafts, resettle refugees and implement ". Under Cao Cao's rule, the politics of the Yellow River Basin gradually became clear, the economy gradually recovered, the class oppression was slightly alleviated, and the social atmosphere improved. Some measures taken by Cao Cao in the name of Han have positive effects. ?

Cao Cao is proficient in the art of war militarily and attaches importance to talents and talents. Therefore, he took a fancy to his potential molecules at all costs. He is good at writing poems in life, expressing his political ambitions and reflecting the tragic life of the people in the late Han Dynasty, with great boldness of vision, generosity and sadness; Prose is also neat, which opens and prospers Jian 'an literature and leaves precious spiritual wealth to future generations. Lu Xun rated him as "the founder of reforming articles". At the same time, Cao Cao is also good at calligraphy, and Zhang Huaiguan in the Tang Dynasty rated Cao Cao's Cao Zhang as a "wonderful work" in "The Story".

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Cao Cao