After five levels and six generals, Guan Yu s character is expressed

Updated on culture 2024-02-26
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    can only explain the word "loyalty", the five passes and six generals are all ordered to guard the pass, without Cao Cao's order, no one is allowed to go, they are also for a "loyalty" word, even if the person who comes is Guan Yu, who beheaded Yan Liang and Zhu Wenchou, they also dared to stop it, if now, how many people dare to do this. Killing loyalty with loyalty, injustice also.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    "Passing five levels and killing six generals" reflects Guan Yu's loyalty and brave character.

    Guan Yu is a combination of kindness and friendship, justice, force, wisdom, courage, perseverance, pride, arrogance, and self-esteem. Kill Kong Xiu when crossing Dongling Pass; killed Han Fu and Meng Tan when passing through Luoyang City; Kill Bian Xi when crossing the Bishui Pass; Kill Taishou Wang Zhi when crossing Xingyang; Killing Qin Qi while crossing the Yellow River illustrates his loyalty to Liu Bei and his character of bravely killing the enemy.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Guan Yu passed five levels and killed six generals in order to pursue Liu Bei, which showed Guan Yu's loyalty, and of course, Guan Yu's bravery!

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    The main content of Guan Yu's five passes and six generals is:

    Cao Cao hoped to influence Guan Yu's sincere surrender through his own efforts. In the days when Guan Yu "surrendered" to Cao Cao, Guan Yu received extremely high treatment and was named the Marquis of Hanshou Pavilion, with gold on the horse and silver on the horse, and was given the "Red Rabbit Horse". Guan Yu is not without repayment, he has made great contributions.

    Just when things were going so logically, suddenly, Guan Yu got the news of Liu Bei, so he immediately asked Cao Cao to resign, but Cao Cao avoided it, and in the end, Guan Yu could only say goodbye without saying goodbye. Because he did not get Cao Cao's edict, he was blocked by layers along the way, but Guan Yu relied on his own strength to pass through five passes under Cao Cao's jurisdiction and immediately beheaded Cao Cao's six generals.

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    Five passes: Dongling Pass, Luoyang City, Bishui Pass, Xingyang, Yellow River Ferry. Six generals: Kong Xiu, Han Fu, Meng Tan, Bian Xi, Wang Zhi, Qin Qi.

    Pass five levels, cut six generals" is an apocryphal plot from ** "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Guan Yu's courage and martial arts, "beheading Yan Liang and Wen Chou" and "warm wine and beheading Huaxiong" are fully reflected, especially "pass five levels, cut six generals", Guan Yu passed Cao Cao's five levels, and beheaded six generals before getting rid of Cao Cao and defecting to Liu Bei.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    <> "Passing five levels and cutting six generals reflects Guan Yu's loyalty, righteousness, courage and wisdom.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    It mainly shows Guan Yu's loyalty, righteousness and bravery, and shows Guan Yu's loyalty to Liu Bei.

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    Because he wants to get together with Liu Bei, passing five levels and cutting six generals is also known as a thousand miles to ride alone.

    According to the 27th chapter of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Guan Yu hung a seal and sealed gold in Cao Ying, and after bidding farewell to Cao Cao, he escorted the two ladies Gan and Elk to Runan to join Liu Bei, and passed through five passes successively. Because he did not obtain Cao Cao's release documents, the itinerary was obstructed, and he was forced to kill six Cao generals, namely: crossing Dongling Pass to behead Kong Xiu; through Luoyang, Meng Tan, Han Fu; Crossing the water pass and beheading Bian Xi; Guo Xingyang beheaded Wang Zhi; Cross the Yellow River crossing and behead Qin Qi.

    These generals are all fictional characters that are not recorded in historical materials, and the plot is an important part of Guan Yu's personal image in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    After passing five levels and cutting six generals, it is Guan Yu.

    Pass five levels, cut six generals" is an apocryphal plot from ** "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The five passes are Dongling Pass, Luoyang Pass, Bishui Pass, Xingyang Pass and Huazhou Ferry. The six generals were Kong Xiu in Dongling Pass, Han Fu in Luoyang, Meng Tan in Ya, Bian Xi in Bishui Pass, Wang Zhi in Xingyang and Qin Qi in Huazhou Yellow River crossing.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    Guan Yu was appreciated by Cao Cao and stayed in Cao's camp and made great contributions. Although Cao Cao treated him well, after hearing Liu Bei's news, Guan Yunchang bowed to Cao Cao and escorted his two sisters-in-law to Hebei to find his brother Liu Bei. After starting from Xuchang, he passed through five city passes along the way: Dongling Pass, Luoyang, Bishui Pass, Xingyang and Huazhou, and killed Kong Xiu, Meng Tan, Han Fu, Bian Xi, Wang Zhi and Qin Qi, six generals who blocked the way, and finally crossed the Yellow River.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    It's easy to understand what I've seen, that is, Guan Yu has passed five levels and killed six generals! How do you understand it?

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    "Passing five levels and killing six generals" reflects Guan Yu's loyalty and brave character.

    Guan Yu is a combination of kindness and friendship, justice, force, wisdom, courage, perseverance, pride, arrogance, and self-esteem. Kill Kong Xiu when crossing Dongling Pass; Kill Han Fu and Meng Tan when he passed Luoyang Zaojin City; Kill Bian Xi when crossing the Bishui Pass; Kill Taishou Wang Zhi when crossing Xingyang; Killing Qin Qi when crossing the Yellow River crossing, he said that grinding rulers showed his loyalty to Liu Bei and his character of bravely killing the enemy.

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