Which stories in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms are true and which are fictional?

Generally speaking, The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a novel with many fictional stories and distorted historical facts. Romance of the Three Kingdoms is the official history, but many things in it need further study, because the official history is not necessarily right. Let's compare The Romance of Three Kingdoms and The Romance of Three Kingdoms: A Zhang Fei drank himself to death in Xia Houen, Cao Jiang, and then the bridge was broken by cheers. This is fiction. Reflection on Zhang Fei's demolition of power. Others say that Guan Yu beheaded Yan Liang and Wen Chou, and The Romance of the Three Kingdoms says that Guan Yu killed both of them, which was beheaded by the armies, for example, looking for something. In the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao and Yan are equal in strength, and Yan Liang is also very brave, but when Guan Yu's troops appeared, the strength of the two armies immediately opened the gap. Yan Liang played it by ear and dared not continue fighting, so he led the troops to retreat. Because Guan Yu rode a red hare, he quickly caught up with Yan Liang and was cut off on the back of his head with a knife. In addition, Wen Chou could not confirm whether Guan Yu beheaded him. This is a big difference between the two books. I suggest reading the Three Kingdoms is the best.

Let me list Kong Ming:

1 Did Kongming really borrow Dongfeng?

No, that's the story of the romance of the Three Kingdoms. Actually, Kong Ming is playing tricks. Battle of Red Cliffs was in June 5438+10, and the wind was changeable in June 5438+10, so it is not surprising that the wind attacked as soon as it came. Besides, in the reflection, there is nothing for Kong Ming. His greatest contribution is to persuade Sun Liu to form an alliance.

Did Kong Ming really build a wooden ox and a flowing horse?

I've been reading this question for too long, and I don't remember it. It seems that it hasn't been built yet, but I didn't know mechanical forgiveness at that time. How can you move something without electricity or oil?

It is said that it is seven points true and three points fiction. It feels like there is still some water, and the other thing is that I have no idea. Before that, how many people knew that Kong Minglai had recommended himself?