Why do some people always think that Shu will not be able to defeat Wei?

In fact, if there are only Bashu and Hanzhong, basically you can't take Guanzhong. The reason why Han Gaozu was able to go out of Sichuan and enter Guanzhong was because of the sneak attack, second, the three generals in Guanzhong were too weak, and third, Xiang Yu never paid attention to Guanzhong (really a strange idea).

This is related to the topography of Shaanxi. Chang'an, as a fortified city, was an important town until the Qing Dynasty, and the city's defense force was too strong, especially in the era of cold weapons. The second is that Chang'an has Qinling, Huashan Pass, Weishui Jingshui and other dangerous points, which is easy to form a horn with Chang'an, and it is also very difficult to fight.

Here we can refer to the battles of Cao Cao and Ma Chao, Ma Chao and Zhang Lu, Cao Cao and Zhang Lu, and Yang Xuangan and Li Mi's attack on Chang'an. If you want to capture Chang'an, Longxi, Shanxi, and Henan are more important. There is also evidence that the Wu brothers of the Southern Song Dynasty resisted the Yuan, and they were basically unable to recover Guanzhong.

It's very simple, population, development, talent, time, the Great Wei crushed Shu Wu, Shu Wu relied on the geographical advantage, and the northern ethnic minorities and the Great Wei internal fighting have been supported, not to mention the fact that Ji Han was destroyed.

The internal power struggle is extremely serious, the emperor has no power, and the Wei State, which is about to face the risk of usurpation, can destroy the Shu State, of course, the Wei State is powerful.

Shu fighting Wei is like Germany fighting the Soviet Union, the strong side can let you, but as long as there is no chaos within yourself, the gap will be obvious when you hit the back.

Because of their assumptions, they don't know how the Qing Mongols destroyed Song Nanming.

This is not a question of who thinks or not, in fact: Shu Han is much weaker than Wei. And it was Wei who destroyed the Han.

Talents are different, one Zhuge Liang can be worth up to three stinkers. But there are too many talents in Wei, and the difference in strength is too great.

It's not that I think I can't beat it.

1. The national strength of Wei is too strong, and the national strength of Shu Cong is too weak. It was even more difficult for Shu to defeat Wei, which had six times the number of soldiers on its own;

2. Some of the generals of Shu were too proud, such as Guan Yu did not listen to Zhuge Liang's advice and did not reject Cao Cao in the north, and Donghe Sun Quan led to the loss of Jing Annihilation God Yingzhou;

3, Liu Bei rashly attacked Wu Buke, resulting in a great injury to the vitality of the country;

4. Zhuge Liang's war against Wei Buke led to the exhaustion of national strength;

5. Liu Chan was incompetent and incompetent in governing the country, which led to the gradual decline of Shu. Blind Zheng.

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The answer you're looking for: Possible. Among the Three Kingdoms, Wei was the strongest, Shu and Wu were relatively weak, and it was normal for Wei to destroy Shu.

Shu must wait for the right time to defeat Wei, and it may also be possible when Wei is in civil strife. During the Three Kingdoms period, it was possible for Shu to destroy Wei, but under the circumstances at that time, this possibility was relatively small. During the Three Kingdoms period, the states of Wei, Shu, and Wu coexisted, and the three states fought with each other for hegemony.

Although the strength of Shu was relatively strong at that time, the strength of Wei should not be underestimated. In the struggle between Shu and Wei, Shu launched many northern expeditions, but they were all resisted by Wei. At the same time, there were also some problems within Shu, such as Zhuge Liang's difficulty in controlling the army, Liu Bei's waste of talents, etc.

These problems made it difficult for Shu to destroy Wei during the Three Kingdoms period.

What you are talking about is the prosperous period of Shu, and those who embark on the road of weakness should start with Guan Yu, Guan Yu because Liu Bei successfully entered Sichuan and took Hanzhong, Guan Yu began to be proud, and wanted to seize Fancheng, but he did not expect to be attacked by Lu Xun Baiyi to cross the river to take Jingzhou, Guan Yu was attacked by Cao Cao and Sun Quan, and finally defeated Maicheng, captured and killed by Wu State, Liu Bei made a big move for this, and was ready to fight to the death with Sun Quan, but he did not expect Zhang Fei to be assassinated on the way, Huang Zhong died in battle, and soon burned the company camp 700 li, Yiling was defeated, and since then Shu has been lacking in troops, Soon Ma Chao died of illness again, Zhao Yun died of illness in the Northern Expedition again, since then there are fewer good generals in Shu, although Zhuge Liang is very powerful, but the villain in Shu is a hindrance, and the life span is not long, and finally the army was defeated Wuzhang Yuan, Zhuge Liang fell, and there are many people in Wei led by Sima Yi, Jiang Wei is outnumbered, and in the end, although he killed the three sages, but he could not save Shu, the important reason is Liu Chan's incompetence.

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Is it possible for Shu to destroy Wei?

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<> Song and Yuan dynasties, the opera and opera that arose were taken from the stories of the Three Kingdoms among the people, and there were scripts such as "Three Kingdoms Zhiping" and a number of miscellaneous dramas with the theme of the Three Kingdoms.