Introduction of ancient battlefield scenic spots in Chibi

The scenic spots of Chibi ancient battlefield are introduced as follows:

The ancient battlefield of Three Kingdoms Chibi in Battle of Red Cliffs is located on the south bank of chibi city, Xianning City, Hubei Province. It is the only ancient battlefield in China that still maintains its original appearance in the seven major battles of "defeating the many with few, and defeating the strong with the weak". On the cliff near the river with the head of a chicken in Chibi, the word "Chibi" is also engraved, which is said to have been written by Zhou Yu, so some people call this place "Zhou Lang Chibi", which is the earliest existing cultural relic of Chibi. Zhou Lang Stone Statue stands proudly on the Yangtze River, with lofty aspirations and picturesque directions.

Many heroes gathered in Chibi, making this land soar with the momentum of Zhou Gongjin, and drawing a rich and colorful stroke in the long river of history. Its main landscapes are: Cliff Stone Carvings in Chibi, Zhou Yu Statue, Altar, Feng Chu Temple, Yijiang Pavilion, Chibi War Exhibition Hall, Chibi Monument Gallery, Millennium Ginkgo biloba and Three Kingdoms Sculpture Garden. The ancient battlefield of Chibi in the Three Kingdoms period is now a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction.

The Historical Background of Chibi Ancient Battlefield

Cao Cao led an army of 260,000 troops south, and it was sweeping. United Xinye and Xiangyang cities, descended from Jiangling along the Yangtze River, and fought a decisive battle with Sun Quan and Liu Bei's 50,000 allied forces in Chibi. After the defeat, he returned to Jiangbei, stationed in Wulin (now Wulin Commune in Honghu County), and fought with Sun and Liu allied forces across the river.

Later, Zhou Yu adopted Huang Gai's suggestion and attacked Cao Jun with fire. At that time, the southeast wind was in an emergency, and the fireboat went straight to Cao Jun Camp with the help of the wind. Suddenly, Cao Cao was defeated, and Sun Liu's allied forces took the opportunity to attack. Cao Cao led the rest of the people to Jiangling via Huarong Road (now northwest of Jianli City), thus laying the foundation for Wei, Shu and Wu to divide the world into three parts.