Introduction to the movie Red Cliff Part 1 and Part 2?

The introduction to Red Cliff is as follows:

Red Cliff opens with the Battle of Changbanpo. After Cao Cao defeated Liu Bei, he believed that the threat to his dominance of the world was Soochow, plus Cao Cao His beloved Xiao Qiao refused to obey, which made him furious and insisted on attacking Soochow. Sun Quan sent Lu Su to meet Liu Bei in the name of expressing condolences to Liu Biao and discuss joining forces to fight against Cao Cao. After Liu Bei agreed to the suggestion of joining forces with Soochow to fight against Cao Cao, he sent Zhuge Liang to Soochow. Sun Quan's sister Sun Shangxiang and Lu Su used provocation to strengthen Sun Quan's determination to fight against Cao Cao, and recalled Zhou Yu to preside over the fight against Cao Cao. The two armies finally met at Chibi. Under Huang Gai's false surrender strategy, Cao Cao was defeated and retreated to Jiangling along Huarong Road.

The war themes of the film are intertwined. Liu Bei leads the team away from Sun Quan, Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang borrow arrows from straw boats, Jiang Qian steals books and writes military orders to each other, and the east wind that the Sun and Liu coalitions need has not come yet. , burning Red Cliff, fierce battle with Cao Ying, pushing the plot to the climax step by step.

In addition to the theme of war, Sun Shangxiang, played by Zhao Wei, sneaked into Cao Ying as an "undercover" and met Sun Shucai (played by Tong Dawei) who was an excellent Cuju player. The two cherished each other and became good friends. The silly but kind-hearted Sun Shucai still stood up to protect Sun Shangxiang until he was discovered and chased by Cao Ying soldiers, saying only that "he went back to see his sick mother." Sun Shangxiang's parting words, "I will come back to see you," left a lot of sadness and concern in the heart of this woman dressed as a man, but the other party was completely unaware of it. Until one day, during the battle to kill Cao Ying, two close friends met each other. The innocent Sun Shucai responded to the "little fat pig" (Sun Shangxiang) with eyes full of surprise, and was shot by random arrows and fell to the ground innocently. Until his death, he did not know the identity of the other party, and the joy of reunion still remained on his face...

At this time, Xiao Qiao sneaked into Cao Cao's camp alone to persuade Cao Cao to withdraw his troops, and to win a strong wind for Soochow to win. Burning Red Cliff stalls for time. Finally, in Cao Ying's tent, Zhao Zilong (played by Hu Jun), Zhou Yu (played by Tony Leung) and Cao Cao (played by Zhang Fengyi) fought fiercely. Zhao Zilong flew to save Xiao Qiao, while Zhou Yu used his body to block the pregnant Xiao Qiao, and the two The man fell to the ground...

The story took place in the thirteenth year of Jian'an (AD 208) at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which is exactly 1,800 years ago. Although the emperor at that time was Han Xian Emperor Liu Xie, it was Prime Minister Cao Cao who really held the real power. He forced Emperor Xian of Han to go to war against Liu Bei and Sun Quan in the south. Cao Cao claimed that his purpose of eliminating Sun and Liu was to unify the world for the Han Dynasty. In fact, he wanted to abolish the Han Dynasty and establish himself as emperor. Cao Cao personally led nearly a million troops south, and the first stop to attack was Liu Bei stationed in Xinye.

As soon as they arrived in Xinye, Cao Cao's army quickly defeated Liu Bei's army with absolutely superior strength. Liu Bei was forced to flee Xinye, and generals Guan Yu and Zhang Fei stayed behind to cover the retreat of the people. At the same time, general Zhao Yun held Liu Bei's youngest son Adou in his arms, and rode alone in Cao's camp, killing countless enemies, and finally broke out of the siege.

At this time, Liu Jun, who had been routed to Xiakou, was only separated from Cao Jun by a river. Liu Bei understood that it was not a long-term solution to stop the powerful Cao army by relying solely on the natural dangers of the Yangtze River. Sooner or later, Cao Cao would cross the Yangtze River and the people would be in ruins. In desperation, he sent military advisor Zhuge Liang to Soochow to discuss an alliance with Sun Quan.

Although Soochow Wu had sufficient troops and supplies, facing the fierce oncoming Cao Cao army, the 26-year-old Sun Quan and his civil and military ministers hesitated between surrendering and fighting. Sun Quan's adviser Lu Su told Zhuge Liang privately that in order to persuade Sun Quan to form an alliance against Cao Cao, he must first convince his military leader Zhou Yu. Zhuge Liang rushed to Chibi to visit the commander-in-chief Zhou Yu who was training the elite navy of Soochow. Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu hit it off immediately, and they discussed the war while playing the piano happily. There, Zhuge Liang also met Zhou Yu's wife, Xiao Qiao, who was known as the most beautiful woman in the world. Xiao Qiao's father turned out to be Cao Cao's old friend many years ago.

Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang met Sun Quan together and advocated an alliance with Liu Bei to fight against Cao Cao. At this time, Cao Cao sent someone to issue a letter of war asking Sun Quan to surrender, but Sun Quan flatly refused.

Cao Cao was furious and sent general Xia Houyuan to lead a battalion of cavalry to attack the Sun and Liu coalition forces. Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang were prepared for this. Sun Quan's sister, tomboy Sun Shangxiang, was ordered to fight. Not knowing what the plan was, Xia Houyuan chased after him, but fell into the trap of the coalition forces. Xia Houyuan fled, and all his troops surrendered. During the battle, Zhou Yu saved Zhao Yun's life, but was injured himself.

After the victory in the first battle, Soochow's morale was greatly boosted, and they set up camp in the steep Chibi on the south bank of the Yangtze River. At Wulin on the north bank across the river, Cao Cao also built a fortress with more than 2,000 navy warships deployed. In order to confuse the enemy, Cao Cao secretly stepped up preparations for war, but at the same time asked his soldiers to play a football game called "Cuju".

Sun Shangxiang, who was brave and good at fighting, disguised himself as a woman and crossed the river to sneak into Cao Ying to find out the details, and got acquainted with a Cao army general named Sun Shucai. Later, the two developed feelings. Sun Shucai also recruited Sun Shangxiang into his "Cuju team".

Cao Cao’s naval forces were dissatisfied with the water, soil and climate in the south, and fell ill one after another, causing the plague to spread. Cao Cao was unmoved and even threw the bodies of his dead soldiers into the coalition camp. Although Zhuge Liang responded quickly, the plague spread, many soldiers fell ill, and the morale of the coalition forces was severely damaged. Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun and other generals also fled for their lives.

The war is imminent. At this time, the coalition forces do not have the advantage, and they are in urgent need of arrows. Zhuge Liang then set a trap and took the opportunity to weaken Cao's army.

He sent twenty straw boats linked end to end, taking advantage of the thick fog to pretend to attack Cao Cao's navy all night long. Cao Cao didn't know what the plan was, so he sent an order not to act rashly, and only asked the archers of the land and water armies to shoot arrows on the river. As a result, twenty straw boats loaded with more than 100,000 arrows returned triumphantly. Early the next morning, Cao Cao suspected that there were spies in the army, and discovered a letter written by his two naval leaders to Zhou Yu (actually forged by Zhou Yu), in which he claimed to send 100,000 arrows as a gift of surrender. Cao Cao was furious and ordered them to be executed. Fearing that they would be implicated, all the sailors scattered and fled for their lives. As a result, they were all captured and executed for treason. Despite this, Cao Cao still insisted on attacking the coalition forces a few days later. His impassioned speech finally reversed the morale of the army.

At the Chibi camp, the coalition forces planned to use a fire attack to deal with Cao Cao's navy because the warships were all connected together. However, the north wind is very strong at the moment, and if you are not careful, you may burn the coalition's own warships. At this time, Sun Shangxiang returned to the south bank with a topographic map of Cao Ying. The coalition forces deployed tactics accordingly.

Ignoring Zhou Yu's objections, Xiao Qiao went to Cao Cao's camp alone, trying to persuade Cao Cao to withdraw his troops, which could at least delay it for some time. In fact, Cao Cao has always liked Xiao Qiao, and now he was even more attracted by her beauty. There are even rumors that Cao Cao's purpose in raising his army was to win Xiao Qiao's heart.

At this time, Zhuge Liang informed Zhou Yu that the next day would be the winter solstice. According to the celestial phenomena, the wind direction would change and the original plan could be followed. Zhou Yu commanded Soochow's army to prepare quietly. While surrounding Cao Ying from three sides on land, he deployed naval warships to line up along the river, waiting for the east wind. Xiao Qiao dealt with Cao Cao to distract him.

In the end, the wind direction really changed. Several burning warships from Soochow rushed into Cao Cao's navy camp. The wind took advantage of the fire, and Cao Ying immediately turned into a sea of ??fire, and thousands of warships were burned to the ground. The Wu army also began to attack from land.

Cao Cao was caught off guard. But he quickly commanded the elite cavalry to counterattack and drove the Soochow army to the river. At this moment, Liu Bei arrived with his troops, drove Cao Cao back, and took advantage of the situation to launch an attack on his fortress. Under the cover of Zhao Yun and Sun Quan, Zhou Yu rushed into Cao's camp and rescued Xiao Qiao. Cao Cao almost died and had to flee. An army of 830,000 people was killed and only a few hundred people remained. In this battle, the Sun and Liu coalition forces won a complete victory.

Seeing the defeat of Cao Cao's army, Zhuge Liang ordered his troops to withdraw, leaving a way for Cao Cao to survive and let him return to Han Xian Emperor in despair. Afterwards, Zhuge Liang said goodbye to Zhou Yu and Xiao Qiao Yiyi.

The introduction to Red Cliff is as follows:

"Red Cliff" opens with the Battle of Changbanpo. After Cao Cao defeated Liu Bei, he believed that Soochow was the threat to his dominance of the world. Xiao Qiao, whom Cao Cao loved, refused to obey, which made him furious and insisted on attacking Soochow. Sun Quan sent Lu Su to meet Liu Bei in the name of expressing condolences to Liu Biao and discuss joining forces to fight against Cao Cao. After Liu Bei agreed to the suggestion of joining forces with Soochow to fight against Cao Cao, he sent Zhuge Liang to Soochow. Sun Quan's sister Sun Shangxiang and Lu Su used provocation to strengthen Sun Quan's determination to fight against Cao Cao, and recalled Zhou Yu to preside over the fight against Cao Cao. The two armies finally met at Chibi. Under Huang Gai's false surrender strategy, Cao Cao was defeated and retreated to Jiangling along Huarong Road.

The war themes of the film are intertwined. Liu Bei leads the team away from Sun Quan, Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang borrow arrows from straw boats, Jiang Qian steals books and writes military orders to each other, and the east wind that the Sun and Liu coalitions need has not come yet. , burning Red Cliff, fierce battle with Cao Ying, pushing the plot to the climax step by step.

In addition to the theme of war, Sun Shangxiang, played by Zhao Wei, sneaked into Cao Ying as an "undercover" and met Sun Shucai (played by Tong Dawei) who was an excellent Cuju player. The two cherished each other and became good friends. The silly but kind-hearted Sun Shucai still stood up to protect Sun Shangxiang until he was discovered and chased by Cao Ying soldiers. He only said, "He went back to see his sick mother." Sun Shangxiang's parting words "I will come back to see you" left a lot of sadness and concern in the heart of this woman dressed as a man, but the other party was completely unaware of it. Until one day, during the battle to kill Cao Ying, two close friends met each other. The innocent Sun Shucai responded to the "little fat pig" (Sun Shangxiang) with eyes full of surprise, and was shot by random arrows and fell to the ground innocently. Until his death, he did not know the identity of the other party, and the joy of reunion still remained on his face...

At this time, Xiao Qiao sneaked into Cao Cao's camp alone to persuade Cao Cao to withdraw his troops, and to win a strong wind for Soochow to win. Burning Red Cliff stalls for time. Finally, in Cao Ying's tent, Zhao Zilong (played by Hu Jun), Zhou Yu (played by Tony Leung) and Cao Cao (played by Zhang Fengyi) fought fiercely. Zhao Zilong flew to save Xiao Qiao, while Zhou Yu used his body to block the pregnant Xiao Qiao, and the two The man fell to the ground...

The story took place in the thirteenth year of Jian'an (AD 208) at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, which is exactly 1,800 years ago. Although the emperor at that time was Han Xian Emperor Liu Xie, it was Prime Minister Cao Cao who really held the real power. He forced Emperor Xian of Han to go to war against Liu Bei and Sun Quan in the south. Cao Cao claimed that his purpose of eliminating Sun and Liu was to unify the world for the Han Dynasty. In fact, he wanted to abolish the Han Dynasty and establish himself as emperor. Cao Cao personally led nearly a million troops south, and the first stop to attack was Liu Bei stationed in Xinye.

As soon as they arrived in Xinye, Cao Cao's army quickly defeated Liu Bei's army with absolutely superior strength. Liu Bei was forced to flee Xinye, and generals Guan Yu and Zhang Fei stayed behind to cover the retreat of the people. At the same time, general Zhao Yun held Liu Bei's youngest son Adou in his arms, and rode alone in Cao's camp, killing countless enemies, and finally broke out of the siege.

At this time, Liu Jun, who had been routed to Xiakou, was only separated from Cao Jun by a river.

Liu Bei understood that it was not a long-term solution to stop the powerful Cao army by relying solely on the natural dangers of the Yangtze River. Sooner or later, Cao Cao would cross the Yangtze River and the people would be in ruins. In desperation, he sent military advisor Zhuge Liang to Soochow to discuss an alliance with Sun Quan.

Although Soochow Wu had sufficient troops and supplies, facing the fierce oncoming Cao Cao army, the 26-year-old Sun Quan and his civil and military ministers hesitated between surrendering and fighting. Sun Quan's adviser Lu Su told Zhuge Liang privately that in order to persuade Sun Quan to form an alliance against Cao Cao, he must first convince his military leader Zhou Yu. Zhuge Liang rushed to Chibi to visit the commander-in-chief Zhou Yu who was training the elite navy of Soochow. Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu hit it off immediately, and they discussed the war while playing the piano happily. There, Zhuge Liang also met Zhou Yu's wife, Xiao Qiao, who was known as the most beautiful woman in the world. Xiao Qiao's father turned out to be Cao Cao's old friend many years ago.

Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang met Sun Quan together and advocated an alliance with Liu Bei to fight against Cao Cao. At this time, Cao Cao sent someone to issue a letter of war asking Sun Quan to surrender, but Sun Quan flatly refused.

Cao Cao was furious and sent general Xia Houyuan to lead a battalion of cavalry to attack the Sun and Liu coalition forces. Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang were prepared for this. Sun Quan's sister, tomboy Sun Shangxiang, was ordered to fight. Xia Houyuan didn't know what the plan was, so he chased after him, but fell into the trap of the coalition forces. Xia Houyuan fled, and all his troops surrendered. During the battle, Zhou Yu saved Zhao Yun's life, but was injured himself.

After the victory in the first battle, Soochow's morale was greatly boosted, and they set up camp in the steep terrain of Chibi on the south bank of the Yangtze River. At Wulin on the north bank across the river, Cao Cao also built a fortress and deployed more than 2,000 navy warships. In order to confuse the enemy, Cao Cao secretly stepped up preparations for war, but at the same time asked his soldiers to play a football game called "Cuju".

Sun Shangxiang, who was brave and good at fighting, disguised himself as a woman and crossed the river to sneak into Cao Ying to find out the details, and got acquainted with a Cao army general named Sun Shucai. Later, the two developed feelings. Sun Shucai also recruited Sun Shangxiang into his "Cuju team".

Cao Cao’s naval forces were dissatisfied with the water, soil and climate in the south, and fell ill one after another, causing the plague to spread. Cao Cao was unmoved and even threw the bodies of his dead soldiers into the coalition camp. Although Zhuge Liang responded quickly, the plague spread, many soldiers fell ill, and the morale of the coalition forces was severely damaged. Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun and other generals also fled for their lives.

The war is imminent. At this time, the coalition forces do not have the advantage, and they are in urgent need of arrows. Zhuge Liang then set a trap and took the opportunity to weaken Cao's army. He sent twenty straw boats linked end to end, taking advantage of the thick fog to pretend to attack Cao Cao's navy all night long. Cao Cao didn't know what the plan was, so he sent an order not to act rashly, and only asked the archers of the land and water armies to shoot arrows on the river. As a result, twenty straw boats loaded with more than 100,000 arrows returned successfully. Early the next morning, Cao Cao suspected that there were spies in the army, and discovered a letter written by his two naval leaders to Zhou Yu (actually forged by Zhou Yu), in which he claimed to send 100,000 arrows as a gift of surrender. Cao Cao was furious and ordered them to be executed. Fearing that they would be implicated, all the sailors scattered and fled for their lives. As a result, they were all captured and executed for treason. Despite this, Cao Cao still insisted on attacking the coalition forces a few days later. His impassioned speech finally reversed the morale of the army.

At the Chibi camp, the coalition forces planned to use a fire attack to deal with Cao Cao's navy because the warships were all connected together. However, the north wind is very strong at the moment, and if you are not careful, you may burn the coalition's own warships. At this time, Sun Shangxiang returned to the south bank with a topographic map of Cao Ying. The coalition forces deployed tactics accordingly.

Ignoring Zhou Yu's objections, Xiao Qiao went to Cao Cao's camp alone, trying to persuade Cao Cao to withdraw his troops, which could at least delay it for some time. Cao Cao has actually always liked Xiao Qiao, and now he was even more attracted by her beauty. There are even rumors that Cao Cao's purpose in raising his army was to win Xiao Qiao's heart.

At this time, Zhuge Liang informed Zhou Yu that the next day would be the winter solstice. According to the celestial phenomena, the wind direction would change and the original plan could be followed. Zhou Yu commanded Soochow's army to prepare quietly. While surrounding Cao Ying from three sides on land, he deployed naval warships to line up along the river, waiting for the east wind. Xiao Qiao dealt with Cao Cao to distract him.

In the end, the wind direction really changed. Several burning warships from Soochow rushed into Cao Cao's navy camp. The wind took advantage of the fire, and Cao Ying immediately turned into a sea of ??fire, and thousands of warships were burned to the ground. The Wu army also began to attack from land.

Cao Cao was caught off guard. But he quickly commanded the elite cavalry to counterattack and drove the Soochow army to the river. At this moment, Liu Bei arrived with his troops, drove Cao Cao back, and took advantage of the situation to launch an attack on his fortress. Under the cover of Zhao Yun and Sun Quan, Zhou Yu rushed into Cao's camp and rescued Xiao Qiao. Cao Cao almost died and had to flee. An army of 830,000 people was killed and only a few hundred people remained. In this battle, the coalition forces of Sun and Liu won a complete victory.

Seeing the defeat of Cao Cao's army, Zhuge Liang ordered his troops to retreat, leaving a way for Cao Cao to survive and let him return to Han Xian Emperor in despair. Afterwards, Zhuge Liang said goodbye to Zhou Yu and Xiao Qiao Yiyi.