Cao Cao, Cao Value, Cao Pi s Life and Deeds Introduction 5

1. When Cao Cao was ten years old, he once swam in Longtan and suddenly encountered a fierce crocodile. The crocodile attacked Cao Cao with its teeth and claws, but Cao Cao was undaunted and calmly fought the crocodile.

The crocodile couldn't get its mouth down and fled. After Cao Cao returned home, he did not mention the crocodile to his family. Later, when an adult saw a snake and cowered in fear, Cao Cao laughed and said innocently:

I'm not afraid of a crocodile in Longtan, but you're afraid of a snake, it's ridiculous! Everyone asked, Cao Cao told the truth, and they all marveled at the courage of the young Cao Cao.

2, assassination of Zhang Rang: Cao Cao once privately entered the mansion of Zhang Rang, who was often servant in the middle of the attempt, Zhang Rang found out, sent someone to hunt down, he brandished a halberd, from the court all the way out, Zhang Rang's guards could not approach him, he fought and retreated, when he retreated to the wall, jumped and came out over the wall.

3. Wangmei quenches thirst: Once Cao Cao led his troops to go on an expedition, but he couldn't find a place with water on the way, and the soldiers were very thirsty. So Cao Cao asked his subordinates to send a message to the soldiers

There was a large plum grove in front of it, and it bore many plums, sweet and sour, which could quench your thirst. When the soldiers heard this, their mouths drooled. With this, they were able to reach a place where there was a water source ahead.

1. Cao Cao, Emperor Wu of Wei (July 18, 155, March 15, 220), the word Mengde, nicknamed Apu, Jili, was born in Peiguo County (now Bozhou City, Anhui Province). He was an outstanding politician, military strategist, writer, calligrapher, and poet in ancient China. Prime Minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the son of Taiwei Cao Song, and the founder of the Cao Wei regime.

2. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, in the face of the great chaos in the world, in the name of Emperor Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty, he conquered the Quartet, eliminated the separatist forces such as Eryuan, Lü Bu, Liu Biao, Ma Chao, and Han Sui internally, and subdued the Southern Xiongnu, Wuhuan, Xianbei, etc., to unify the northern regions of China, expand the tuntian, build water conservancy, reward agriculture, attach importance to handicrafts, resettle displaced people, and implement "rent regulation" to promote economic production and social stability in the Central Plains. In the eighteenth year of Jian'an (213), he was awarded the title of Duke of Wei, established the State of Wei, and set the capital of Yecheng. In the twenty-first year of Jian'an (216), he was canonized as the king of Wei and had power above the kings.

3. In the twenty-fifth year of Jian'an (March 15, 220), Cao Cao died, nicknamed Wu, and was buried in Gaoling. His son Cao Pi was called the emperor, posthumously named the emperor, and his nickname was Wu, and the temple name was Taizu. Cao Wanzhi Dacao likes to use poetry and prose to express political aspirations, reflecting the people's livelihood and suffering, and is a representative figure of Eastern Han Dynasty literature, and was praised by Lu Xun as "the ancestor of transforming articles".

He is good at calligraphy, and was rated as a "wonderful product" by Zhang Huaijun in the Tang Dynasty.