Story writing essay on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

1. A story about the Romance of the Three Kingdoms (about 500 words)

Everything is ready, all we need is the east wind

In 208 AD, Cao Cao led an army of 800,000 to garrison At Chibi in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, he attempted to defeat Liu Bei and then attack Sun Quan. Liu Bei adopted the strategy of uniting Wu to resist Cao Cao, and joined forces with the Wu army to resist Cao Cao. At that time, both Sun Quan and Liu Bei had very few troops, while Cao Cao had an overwhelming advantage due to his large number of troops and generals. Liu Bei's military advisor Zhuge Liang and Sun Quan's general Zhou Yu discussed strategies to defeat the enemy. They both agreed that only fire attack could defeat Cao Cao.

But when everything was ready, Zhou Yu found that Cao Cao's ships were parked in the northwest of the river, while his own ships were on the south bank. It was winter at this time, and there was only a northwest wind. If a fire attack was used, not only would Cao Cao not be burned, but his own head would be burned. Only a southeast wind could launch a fire attack on Cao Cao's army. Seeing that the fire attack could not be carried out, Zhou Yu was so anxious that he vomited blood and fell ill in bed. Neither famous doctors nor good medicine could cure his illness. At this time, Zhuge Liang went to visit Zhou Yu and asked him why he was ill. Zhou Yu didn't want to tell the truth, so he said: "People are prone to misfortune and good fortune, how can they keep from getting sick?"

Zhuge Liang had guessed what he was thinking, so he smiled and said: "There are unforeseen circumstances. How could anyone predict the situation?" Zhou Yu was very surprised when he heard Zhuge Liang's words and asked if there was any good medicine to cure the disease. Zhuge Liang said: "I have a prescription that is guaranteed to cure your disease." After speaking, he wrote 16 words and handed it to Zhou Yu. These 16 words are:

"If you want to defeat Duke Cao, you should attack with fire; everything is ready, all you need is the east wind."

Zhou Yu was shocked when he saw it, and thought: "Zhuge Liang is really a genius!" Since his mind had been guessed by Zhuge Liang, he asked for advice on how to defeat the enemy. Zhuge Liang had rich knowledge of astronomy and meteorology. He predicted that the southeast wind would blow for a few days in the near future, so he said to Zhou Yu: "I have the magic to make wind and rain, and I can give you a strong southeast wind for three days and three nights. What do you think?" Zhou Yu was happy. He said: "Don't talk about three days and three nights, just one night of strong southeast wind, and the big thing will be successful!"

Zhou Yu ordered his men to be prepared for all fire attacks, waiting for Zhuge Liang to borrow the east wind and advance immediately. Zhuge Liang asked Zhou Yu to build the Seven-Star Altar on Nanping Mountain, then go up to the altar to burn incense and mutter words, pretending to call for wind and rain.

In the middle of the night, Zhou Yu suddenly heard the wind blowing and the flag moving. Zhou Yu hurriedly walked out of the military tent to check. There was really a strong southeast wind, and he quickly ordered a fire attack.

Zhou Yu's general Huang Gai led the fire ship to Cao Cao's water stronghold. When the fire ship approached Cao Jun's water stronghold, he gave an order and the soldiers set fire to the wind. The wind assisted the fire, and the fire took advantage of the wind's power and burned Cao Ying's warships completely. The camp on the shore was also burned, and countless soldiers and horses were lost. Amid the smoke and fire, Cao Cao fled in panic and fled back to Xuchang via a trail. 2. A 200-word essay on the story of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

With excitement, I opened the classic literary masterpiece "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

Cao Cao’s deceit, Liu Bei’s humility, Kong Ming’s caution, Zhou Yu’s narrow-mindedness, each character has a different character. The author portrays it vividly and savors it carefully, making the reader seem to have entered a state. . In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the one I admire most is Cao Cao. Although he was written as a treacherous person in order to highlight Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness, his military talents were still not obliterated.

In several years of conquests from east to west, he occupied a large area of ??land north of the Yangtze River, and even the ethnic minorities surrendered to him. He was the most talented of the three princesses, and Wei was also the leader of the Three Kingdoms. The most powerful among them, he laid the foundation of the Wei State, and later the Jin State was able to unify the world, so he is a true hero. Among the Three Kingdoms, the person I admire most is Guan Yu. He is not only good at martial arts, but also a good person.

When he was fighting Cao Cao, he pretended to surrender because he had his second sister-in-law with him. In fact, he still wanted to find Liu Bei and protect his second sister-in-law.

When he got a "Red Rabbit Horse", he immediately rode the "Red Rabbit Horse" to find Liu Bei again. When he met his second sister-in-law at the foot of the mountain, he did not forget to take her back with him. He was truly a well-deserved hero.

He surrendered to the Han Dynasty but not to Cao Cao, held the candle until the end of the day, rode thousands of miles alone, passed five passes and beheaded six generals, beheaded Caiyang in the ancient city, and later defended Cao Cao in Huarong. He was loyal to his old master and surrendered to the enemy because of his defeat. However, as soon as he learned the news about his old master, he did not know how to join him thousands of miles away.

I think that although he surrendered the enemy, he finally came back. Not only was he loyal, but he was also difficult to be loyal. In fact, there are many, many great figures, great heroes, and great heroes in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", so many that you can easily reach them.

These characters are worth learning from. Usually, I don't like helping others very much. If others encounter difficulties, I don't like helping others very much. But after I read the book "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", I stopped doing this and seemed to become more cheerful and generous.

I think we should be like heroes, helping others wholeheartedly, defending our country, selfless dedication, fearless spirit, and being a well-rounded good child. After reading "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", I feel that I have grown up a lot, matured a lot, and am no longer as selfish as before.

This book is truly a fountain of knowledge.

3. The story of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is about 300-400 words

1. Three visits to the thatched cottage After the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao defeated Liu Bei.

Liu Bei had no choice but to seek refuge with Liu Biao. In order to get Liu Bei's counselor Xu Shu, Cao Cao lied that Xu Shu's mother was ill and asked Xu Shu to go to Xudu immediately.

Before leaving, Xu Shu told Liu Bei that there was a wizard named Zhuge Liang in Longzhong, Deng County, Nanyang. If he could get his help, he could conquer the world. The next day, Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei went to Nanyang to visit Zhuge Liang with gifts.

Unexpectedly, Zhuge Liang just went on a trip, and the book boy said he didn’t know when he would come back. Liu Bei had no choice but to go back.

A few days later, Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei braved the heavy snow and came to Zhuge Liang's home again. Liu Bei saw a young man studying and hurried over to salute.

But that young man was Zhuge Liang's younger brother. He told Liu Bei that his brother was invited away by his friends.

Liu Bei was very disappointed and had to leave a letter saying that he was eager to get Zhuge Liang's help to calm the world. New Year passed in a blink of an eye, Liu Bei chose a good day and came to Longzhong again.

This time, Zhuge Liang happened to be sleeping. Liu Bei asked Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to wait outside the door, while he stood quietly at the foot of the steps.

After a long time, Zhuge Liang woke up, and Liu Bei asked him for advice on how to pacify the world. Zhuge Liang analyzed the world's situation for Liu Bei and said: "Let Cao Cao occupy the sky in the north, and let Sun Quan occupy the territory in the south. The general can occupy the people and the people. Taking Xichuan will become a great cause, and together with Cao and Sun, we will form a tripartite force."

When Liu Bei heard this, he was very impressed and asked him for help. Zhuge Liang agreed.

Zhuge Liang was only 27 years old that year. 2. Empty City Strategy During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang lost the strategic location of Jieting due to the misuse of Ma Di. Wei general Sima Yi took advantage of the situation and led an army of 150,000 to swarm towards the west city where Zhuge Liang was located.

At that time, Zhuge Liang had no generals around him, only a group of civilian officials. Half of the 5,000 troops he led had gone to transport grain and grass, leaving only 2,500 soldiers in the city. Everyone was shocked when they heard the news that Sima Yi was coming with his troops.

After Zhuge Liang climbed to the tower to watch, he said to everyone: "Don't panic, everyone. I can teach Sima Yi to retreat with a little strategy." So Zhuge Liang sent an order to hide all the flags and keep the soldiers where they were. Don't move. If anyone goes out privately or makes a loud noise, he will be beheaded immediately.

The soldiers were also asked to open the four city gates, and 20 soldiers were sent to pretend to be ordinary people at each gate and sprinkle water to sweep the streets. Zhuge Liang put on his crane cloak and tall silk scarf, led two little book boys and a harp, went to the city and sat down on the railing in front of the enemy tower, lit incense, and then slowly played the harp. .

Sima Yi's vanguard troops arrived at the city. Seeing this momentum, they did not dare to enter the city easily, so they hurried back to report to Sima Yi. After hearing this, Sima Yi smiled and said, "How is this possible?" Then he ordered the three armies to stop and flew forward to watch.

Not far from the city, he saw Zhuge Liang sitting on the tower with a big smile, burning incense and playing the piano. There is a book boy on the left, holding a sword in his hand; there is also a book boy on the right, holding a whisk in his hand.

Inside and outside the city gate, more than 20 people who looked like ordinary people were sweeping their heads, as if there was no one around. After seeing this, Sima Yi was confused, so he came to the middle army and ordered the rear army to act as the front army, and the front army to act as the rear army to retreat.

His second son, Sima Zhao, asked: "Is it because Zhuge Liang has no soldiers at home, so he deliberately acted like this? Father, why do you want to retreat?" Sima Yi said: "Zhuge Liang has been cautious in his life and has never taken risks. Now The city gate is wide open, and there must be an ambush inside. If our army goes in, it will fall into their trap.

Let's retreat quickly!" So all the troops retreated. 3. Hang the seal and seal the gold. After Liu Bei was defeated by Cao Cao in Xuzhou, he was separated from Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, and went to Yuan Shao in Hebei alone.

Cao Cao used a strategy to capture Xiapi in Xuzhou, besieged Guan Yu on a mountain, and sent Zhang Liao, who had a close acquaintance with Guan Yu, to persuade him to surrender. Guan Yu put forward three prerequisites: first, surrender only to Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty and not to Cao Cao; second, Liu Bei's two wives must be supported and respected; third, once they know the whereabouts of his brother Liu Bei, they must defect immediately.

Three conditions are indispensable. Cao Cao loved his talents so much that he agreed to all Guan Yu's requests. Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty also appointed him as a partial general.

Later, Cao Cao fought with Yuan Shao. When Cao Cao suffered a serious setback, Guan Yu asked for a fight, but Cao Cao did not want to use Guan Yu because he was afraid that Guan Yu would leave after receiving military honors. However, he had no choice but to let Guan Yu fight. , Guan Yu killed Yuan Shao's general Yan Liang and saved Cao Cao. In the ensuing battle, Guan Yu chased and killed another general of Yuan Shao, Wen Chou. It was during this battle that Liu Bei learned that Guan Yu was under Cao Cao. Soon, Guan Yu also learned that his brother Liu Bei was with Yuan Shao and received information from Yuan Shao's men. Liu Bei wrote a reply to the autographed letter he sent, and the person who sent it brought it back.

After Guan Yu informed his wife about Liu Bei's brother, he went to the Prime Minister's Mansion to say goodbye to Cao Cao. Cao Cao knew his purpose and hung a sign on the gate to avoid him. Guan Yu went there several times but could not see Cao Cao.

Zhang Liao also refused to meet him because he was ill. Guan Yu knew their intentions, so he wrote a letter and sent it to the Prime Minister's Mansion.

Then he sealed up all the gold and silver he had received, hung the seal of Hou Tinghou of the Han Dynasty in the lobby, took his former generals and escorted the two wives, and headed for the official road. He went to join Liu Bei. 4. Zhang Liao stopped crying and Cao Wei and Sun Wu launched a war in Hefei. Although Sun Quan led an army of 100,000, as well as Lu Meng, Gan Ning, Chen Wu, Xu Sheng, Song Qian, Pan Zhang, He Qi, Ling Tong, Jiang Qin and many other The famous Soochow generals attacked Hefei together.

However, Zhang Liao led 800 men to charge into Soochow's 100,000-strong army, causing Sun Quan to escape by "climbing the high tomb". After Zhang Liao broke through the siege, he rushed again to rescue the soldiers who were trapped in the siege. Entered Soochow's 100,000-strong army. The numerous Dongwu troops were unable to stop Zhang Liao, and were finally defeated by Zhang Liao.

From then on, Zhang Liao became powerful in Jiangdong. Whenever children in the Jiangdong area cry incessantly, their parents will scare them by saying, "Zhang Liao is here."

5. Cut off the hair to represent the head. When Cao Cao's officers and soldiers passed through the wheat fields, Cao Cao ordered the officers and soldiers not to trample on the wheat fields, otherwise they would be beheaded. So the officers and soldiers dismounted and held the wheat stalks with their hands, and carefully stepped across the wheat field. One after another, they passed each other through the wheat field, and no one dared to trample on the wheat.

When the common people saw it, all of them praised him. Some looked at the backs of the officers and soldiers and knelt on the ground to thank him. Cao Cao was walking on horseback when suddenly, there was a field. 4. A short story from "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"

Zhuge Liang was not only able to grow good crops, but also had a good skill in growing watermelons.

There used to be such a rule in Xiangyang area: when you enter the watermelon garden, you can eat enough melons, but you cannot take away the melon seeds. It is said that this "rule" was also invited by Ge Liang to stay.

The watermelon grown by Zhuge Liang is large, sweet, and sour without tail. Everyone who comes to Longzhong as a guest or passes by must go to the melon garden to feast their mouths.

The surrounding old farmers came to learn from him the experience of growing melons. He told them without reservation that the melons should be planted on sandy soil and covered with sesame cakes or sesame oil. Many people came to ask him for watermelon seeds. Because they had not paid attention to saving the seeds before, many people had to leave disappointed.

The next year, the watermelon garden opened again. He put a sign on the ground, which read: "Eat the melon tubes and keep the seeds." Zhuge Liang washed the melon seeds, dried them, and then Distributed to nearby melon farmers.

Today, watermelons from Jiajiahu, Changfengzhou and Xiaofanzhou on the sandy land on both sides of the Han River are still famous for their large size, thin skin and sweet taste. In some places, the old rule of "eating melons and leaving seeds" is still followed.

It is impossible to verify whether this incident is true or not. Judging from the records, it is still possible. According to legend, Zhuge Liang said to his descendants before he died: "After I die, one of you will encounter a fatal disaster in the future.

By then, you will demolish the house and there will be a person inside the wall. Paper bag, there is a remedy." After Zhuge Liang's death, Sima O conquered the world and became emperor.

He learned that one of the generals in the imperial court was a descendant of Zhuge Liang, so he wanted to punish him. One day, Sima O found an excuse and sentenced the general to death.

In the Golden Palace, Sima O asked: "What did your grandfather say before he died?" The general told him Zhuge Liang's words in detail. After hearing this, Sima Yu ordered the soldiers to demolish the house and take out the paper packages.

There was a letter inside the paper bag, which said "open when meeting the emperor". The soldiers handed the letter to 0, 0 opened the letter and saw that it read: "Take three steps back after the visit."

0 immediately stood up and took three steps back. As soon as he stood firm, he heard a "click" sound, and a piece of jade fell from the roof directly opposite the Dragon Case.

Smash the tables and chairs to pieces. 0 was so scared that he broke into a cold sweat.

In turn, read the letter at the end and it said, "I will save your life, please save the lives of my descendants." After reading this letter, I secretly admired Zhuge Liang's miraculous calculation.

Later, he reinstated the general. Zhuge Liang's Bagua Yi. In dramas and pictures, Zhuge Liang always wears Bagua Yi, strategizing and winning thousands of miles. According to folklore, Zhuge Liang's Bagua Yi was a reward from his master's wife for his diligence and studiousness.

When Zhuge Liang was a boy, he studied under Mr. Shui Jing, Sima Hui. Zhuge Liang studied hard and was diligent in using his brain. Not only did Sima Decao appreciate him, but Sima's wife also thought highly of him. She liked this diligent and studious person. , a boy who is good at using his brain. At that time, there were no clocks and sundials were used to keep time, and there was no sun on rainy days.

Time is difficult to control. In order to keep track of time, Sima Hui trained the rooster to crow on time by feeding it regularly.

Zhuge Liang is very talented. He can understand what Mr. Sima talks about as soon as he hears it, and he is insatiable in his thirst for knowledge. In order to learn more, he wanted his teacher to extend the lecture time, but his teacher always took the rooster's crowing as the criterion, so Zhuge Liang thought: If the rooster's crowing time is extended, the teacher's lecture time will also be extended. .

So he would bring some grain in his pocket when he went to school. When the chicken was about to crow, he would feed it some grain, and the chicken would stop crowing once it was full.

After some time, Mr. Sima wondered why the rooster didn't crow on time. After careful observation, I found that Zhuge Liang fed the chicken when it was about to crow.

When Mr. Sima was in class, he asked the students, why didn’t the chicken crow on time? The other students were confused. Zhuge Liang knew it in his heart, but he was an honest man, so he truthfully reported to Mr. Sima that he fed the chicken when it was about to crow to extend the teacher's teaching time.

Mr. Sima was very angry and burned his books on the spot, preventing him from continuing to study. Zhuge Liang was eager to learn, but he couldn't do it if he couldn't study, but he couldn't force it, so he went to Mrs. Sima.

Sima Fu felt deep sympathy after hearing that Ge Liang was punished for asking him to feed chickens to study, so he interceded with Mr. Sima. Mr. Sima said: "At a young age, I don't work hard on my homework, but I use my mind to deceive the teacher.

This is a wrong mind, and this person should not be promoted." Mrs. Sima repeatedly interceded for Zhuge Liang, saying that he At a young age, although I was a little bit cautious, I always wanted to learn more and had no other plans.

After hearing this, Mr. Sima felt that it made sense and agreed to Zhuge Liang to continue studying. Mr. Sima burned Zhuge Liang's books in a rage. After his wife persuaded him, he agreed that Zhuge Liang should continue studying.

But how can you read without a book? The lady said to Mr. Sima: "You have a thousand-year-old tortoise shell. It is said that if you put it on your body, you can know the past of a thousand years and the future of five hundred years. You might as well let Zhuge Liang give it a try. If it works, what do you want the book for?" Mr. Sima thought of burning the book, so he had no choice but to do what his wife said. Zhuge Liang put the turtle shell given by his master on his body, and it became his life-long clothing - the Bagua Yi. What he had learned in the past was still vivid in his mind, and he could understand some of the things that the teacher had not taught. 5. A story about the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

The story of borrowing arrows from a straw boat. Around the first century BC, China was in the period of the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu, with Wei occupying the north and Shu occupying the west. In the south, Wu State occupies the south.

Once, the State of Wei sent a large army to attack the State of Wu, which was located on the edge of the Yangtze River, from the waterway. Not long after, the Wei army marched to a place not far from the state of Wu, set up camp by the water, and waited for an opportunity to attack.

After studying the situation of the Wei army, Zhou Yu, the marshal of Wu State, decided to use bows and arrows to defend against the invading enemy. But how to make the 100,000 arrows necessary for combat in a relatively short period of time? According to the situation of Wu's craftsmen at that time, it would take at least ten days to make so many arrows, which was obviously too long for Wu's defense.

At that time, Zhuge Liang, the military advisor of Shu State, happened to be visiting Wu State. Zhuge Liang was a very smart man, so Zhou Yu asked him for advice on how to make the required arrows as quickly as possible.

Zhuge Liang told Zhou Yu that three days would be enough. Everyone thought Zhuge Liang was telling lies, but Zhuge Liang wrote a military order stating that if he failed to complete the task by then, he would be beheaded.

After Zhuge Liang accepted the task, he was not in a hurry. He told Lu Su, the minister of Wu State, that it was naturally impossible to make so many arrows using ordinary methods.

Then, Zhuge Liang asked Lu Su to prepare twenty small boats for him, with thirty sergeants on each boat. The boats were all covered with green cloth and filled with grass. Zhuge Liang repeatedly asked Lu Su to His plot was kept secret. Lu Su prepared the boat and other necessary things for Zhuge Liang, but he didn't know the secret.

Zhuge Liang said that he could prepare 100,000 arrows in three days, but he did not see any movement on the first day, and it was still the same on the second day. The third day was coming soon, and one arrow I didn't see it either. Everyone was worried about Zhuge Liang. If the task was not completed by then, Zhuge Liang would be dead. At midnight on the third day, Zhuge Liang quietly invited Lu Su into a small boat. Lu Su asked, "Why did you invite me here?" Zhuge Liang said, "Please come with me to get the arrows."

Lu Su asked in confusion: "Where to get it?" Zhuge Liang smiled and said: "You will know then." So Zhuge Liang ordered twenty boats to be connected together with long ropes , marched towards the Wei army's camp.

That night, the sky was filled with heavy fog, and the fog on the water was so thick that you couldn't even see your fingers. The thicker the fog became, the more Zhuge Liang ordered the fleet to move forward quickly.

When the fleet approached the Wei army camp, Zhuge Liang ordered the fleet to be lined up in a row, and then ordered the sergeants to beat drums and shout on the ship. Lu Su was frightened and said to Zhuge Liang: "We only have 20 boats and more than 300 soldiers. If the Wei soldiers come, we will definitely die."

But Zhuge Liang smiled and said: "I'm sure Wei soldiers will not send troops in the heavy fog. Let's just drink in the boat." Besides, in the Wei camp, I heard the sound of drums beating and shouting, Coach Cao Cao quickly summoned his generals to discuss countermeasures.

In the end, it was decided that because there was heavy fog on the Yangtze River and the specific situation of the enemy was not known, navy archers were sent to shoot random arrows to prevent the enemy from landing. So the Wei army sent about 10,000 archers to the riverside and fired arrows fiercely where there were shouts.

For a moment, arrows flew towards Zhuge Liang's fleet like raindrops. After a while, the straw handles on the hull were full of arrows. At this time, Zhuge Liang ordered the fleet to turn around and face the Wei army with the side that was not hit by arrows. Soon it was also filled with arrows.

Zhuge Liang estimated that the arrows on the ship were almost pierced, so he ordered the fleet to return quickly. At this time, the fog gradually began to dissipate. When Wei Jun figured out what happened, he was extremely regretful. When Zhuge Liang's fleet arrived at the Wu army's camp, Wu's commander-in-chief Zhou Yu had already sent 500 sergeants waiting to carry arrows. After counting, there were a hundred thousand arrows in the straw handles on the ship.

Zhou Yu, the marshal of Wu State, also had to admire Zhuge Liang's wisdom. How did Zhuge Liang know that there would be heavy fog on the water that night? It turned out that he was good at observing weather changes. After careful calculation of celestial phenomena, he also concluded that there would be heavy fog on the water that night.

In this way, Zhuge Liang used his wisdom to get 100,000 arrows from the enemy. 6. A short story from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms (about 500 words)

"Borrowing Arrows from a Straw Boat" Zhou Yu was very jealous of Zhuge Liang and always wanted to find a reason to kill Zhuge Liang.

One day, Zhou Yu asked Zhuge Liang to make 100,000 arrows, and said he would have them within 10 days. Zhuge Liang happily agreed and said, "I will send 100,000 arrows within 3 days."

Zhou Yu was surprised. Zhuge Liang borrowed 20 fast boats and 600 soldiers from Lu Su, covered each boat with cloth, and piled bundles of hay on both sides.

After Zhou Yu learned of this situation, he was very suspicious and wondered what tricks Zhuge Liang was playing. On the third day, before dawn, Zhuge Liang sent someone to invite Lu Su and said, "Please come with me to get the arrows."

Then, he connected 20 fast boats with long ropes. Get up and drive straight to Jiangbei. At that time, the fog clouds on the Yangtze River were very heavy, and no one could be seen across the river.

Lu Su didn’t understand and asked Zhuge Liang what was going on. Zhuge Liang just smiled and did not answer.

Soon, the ship approached Cao Cao's water village. Zhuge Liang ordered the bow of the boat to face east and the stern to face west, one word at a time.

He also asked the soldiers to beat the drums and shout together. After hearing the report, Cao Cao said: "If we fight in foggy weather, there may be an ambush.

Let the archers of the navy and army shoot at them first, and then march after the fog clears." So, arrows were shot at them like raindrops. 20 boats.

The arrows landed accurately on the straw bales, arranged in a dense row. After a while, Zhuge Liang ordered the bow of the boat to turn around and line up from west to east. Then, the other side was filled with arrows again.

By the time the sun was about to rise, the fog was about to dissipate. Zhuge Liang ordered the sergeants to sail the boat, and shouted together: "Thank you, Prime Minister, for the arrows!" When the ship arrived at the south bank, Zhou Yu had sent 500 sergeants to wait by the river to carry arrows. After unloading, there were 120,000 to 30,000 arrows. .

Lu Su met Zhou Yu and told Zhuge Liang about borrowing arrows. Zhou Yu sighed and said: "Zhuge Liang is really a master of scheming, I am really not as good as him!" "Three Kingdoms Return to Jin" In 260 AD, Sima Zhao conspired to kill the emperor Cao Mao (grandson of Cao Pi) and made Cao Huan the emperor.

At this time, the power of Wei was completely in the hands of Sima Zhao. The later master Liu Chan listened to the eunuch Huang Hao's slander and did not trust Jiang Wei, so he asked him to go to Hanzhong to farm wheat.

Sima Zhao got the news and decided to attack Shu immediately. In 263 AD, Sima Zhao appointed Zhong Hui, a very strategic man, as the general to suppress the west, and Deng Ai as the general to conquer the west, to jointly conquer the Shu Kingdom.

Jiang Wei wrote a memorial on how to defend Shu, but Liu Chan believed Huang Hao's lies and had fun in the palace.

Zhong Hui and Deng Ai soon reached Chengdu, and the mediocre Liu Chan led hundreds of civil and military officials to surrender to the Wei army.

From then on, the Kingdom of Shu was destroyed. In 265 AD, after Sima Zhao died, his son Sima Yan ousted the Wei Emperor Cao Huan from power, became the emperor himself, and changed the country's name to "Jin".

In this way, the state of Wei also perished. Sima Yan began to calculate again how to destroy the Kingdom of Wu.

Sun Hao, the Emperor of Wu (the eldest grandson of Sun Quan), eats, drinks and has fun all day long, regardless of national affairs. On this day, Sun Hao was having fun with his favorite eunuch Cen Hun. When someone reported that Sima Yan's generals Du Yu and Wang Jun had come over, he was greatly surprised.

Cen Hun said: "Use a chain of iron ropes across the Yangtze River, and place tens of thousands of iron cones under the river, and the enemy will not be able to get through." Sun Hao thought it made sense.

Wang Jun couldn’t help laughing when he heard that Wu State had deployed iron cables and iron cones on the Yangtze River. He asked the soldiers to build dozens of large rafts, place a torch filled with oil in the middle, tie some straw men around them, and lower them down the river.

When the iron cone hit the raft, it was pulled out; when the iron rope hit the torch, it was burned. When the soldiers of Wu State saw this, they were frightened and ran away.

When Sun Hao saw that the Jin army had attacked Jianye, the capital, he was afraid and had no choice. He asked the ministers what to do, but none of them answered. They went into the palace together and killed Cen Hun, who specially gave bad ideas to the emperor.

At this time, Wang Jun had entered the city, and Sun Hao had no choice but to surrender. From then on, the Jin State established a unified political power, ending the situation of the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu. 7. A 200-word essay on the story of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

With excitement, I opened the classic literary masterpiece "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

Cao Cao’s deceit, Liu Bei’s humility, Kong Ming’s caution, Zhou Yu’s narrow-mindedness, each character has a different character. The author portrays it vividly and savors it carefully, making the reader seem to have entered a state. .

In "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the one I admire most is Cao Cao. Although he was written as a treacherous person in order to highlight Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness, his military talents have not been obliterated. During his several years of conquests in the east and west, he occupied a large area of ??land north of the Yangtze River, and even the ethnic minorities surrendered to him. He was the most talented of the three princesses, and Wei was also the most powerful of the Three Kingdoms. He laid the foundation for the Wei State, and later the Jin State was able to unify the world, so he is a true hero.

Among the Three Kingdoms, the person I admire most is Guan Yu. He is not only good at martial arts, but also a good person. When fighting Cao Cao, he pretended to surrender because he had his second sister-in-law with him. In fact, he still wanted to find Liu Bei and protect his second sister-in-law. When he got a "red rabbit horse", he immediately rode the "red rabbit horse" to find Liu Bei again. When he met his second sister-in-law at the foot of the mountain, he did not forget to take her back with him. He was truly a well-deserved hero. He surrendered to the Han Dynasty but not to Cao Cao, held the candle until the end, rode thousands of miles alone, passed five passes and beheaded six generals, beheaded Caiyang in the ancient city, and later defended Cao Cao in Huarong. He was loyal to his old master and surrendered to the enemy because of his defeat. However, as soon as he learned the news about his old master, he did not know how to join him thousands of miles away. I think that even though he surrendered the enemy, he came back in the end. Not only was he loyal, but he was also considered difficult to be loyal.

In fact, there are many, many big figures, great heroes, and great heroes in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", so many that you can easily reach them. These characters are worth learning from.

Usually, I don’t like to help others. If others encounter difficulties, I don’t like to help others. But after I read the book "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", I stopped doing it. It seems Become cheerful and generous. I think we should be like heroes, help others wholeheartedly, protect our home and country, make selfless contributions, have a fearless spirit, and be a well-rounded good child.

After reading "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", I feel that I have grown up a lot, matured a lot, and am no longer as selfish as before. This book is truly a fountain of knowledge! 8. The Story of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms 400 words

Guan Yunchang went to the meeting alone. After Sun Quan failed to adopt Zhang Zhao's strategy and wanted to return to Jingzhou, he blamed Lu Su for being too benevolent and righteous in the past and now unable to own Jingzhou.

Lu Su couldn't sit still anymore, so he made a plan to invite Guan Yu to the meeting, and surrounded him with swordsmen and axes to force Guan Yu to return to Jingzhou. When the invitation letter was sent to Guan Yu, Guan Ping advised his father not to go to the meeting, as he was afraid it would be a disaster.

But Guan Yu didn't take it seriously and wanted to see what Lu Su was capable of. He decided to go with a few people and only asked Guan Ping to wait on the river with a dozen clippers. When the envoy reported to Lu Su that Guan Yu had agreed to attend the meeting, Lu Su discussed with Lu Meng to ambush dozens of swordsmen and axemen around the banquet and then kill Guan Yu.

The next day, Guan Yu brought several big men to the meeting. During the banquet, Lu Su asked Guan Yu for Jingzhou. Guan Yu laughed and said that his brother risked his own life in the battle of Chibi, so he should naturally have Jingzhou.

Lu Su replied that Liu Bei already owned Xichuan and could no longer occupy Jingzhou. Guan Yu said, I should ask my brother about this.

Lu Su then replied, "I heard that the prince and the emperor's uncle in Taoyuan were sworn brothers and they swore to live and die together. The emperor's uncle is the prince, so why should he shirk it?" Before Guan Yu responded, Zhou Cang couldn't help it. , he shouted: "Only the virtuous people live in the land of the world.

You are the only one who should be in charge of Dongwu!" Guan Yu immediately shouted to Zhou Cang, "How dare you say anything about the affairs of this country!" Go quickly!" Zhou Cang understood what he meant and immediately called Guan Ping to lead his troops. Guan Yu pretended to be drunk, grabbed Lu Su, and walked to the river together. Although Jiangdong soldiers wanted to capture Guan Yu, they were afraid of harming Lu Su and could only watch Guan Yu go away.