Cao Cao listened to his son s words and was thinking in his heart

It is not because of "talent" that Cao Chong is young, but very smart.

No, because it was emphasized, Cao Chong is very smart.

Read the sentence, Cao Cao's son, Cao Chong is only seven years old, think about it, if you remove the dotted words "cai" in this sentence, is it okay? Why?

Hello, glad to answer for you! This is not possible, here is the word "Spine Youcai", as long as it is to exhale his age of one of the sheds, so what the author wants to express means that he is young and young, but he is so smart and clever, better than adults. I hope it can help you and wish you a happy life!

Cao Ang, who was filial piety when he was young, was killed in battle with Zhang Xiu, and was raised by Cao Cao's original partner Ding. Cao Shuo, early sage. As the protagonist of the book "Following Cao Cao", written by Zhang Jianbang.

Cao Pi, in 220, forced the Han Dynasty to offer Emperor Chan to give up the throne, was for Emperor Wen of Wei. Cao Zhang, nicknamed Huang Xu'er, is a brave general who once broke the Daijun Karasuma. In 223, he was named king of the city.

Cao Zhi, who is good at literature, once wrote "Luo Shen Fu". Although he was favored by Cao Cao, he failed to compete with his brother Cao Pi for the throne, and since then he has been unable to display his political ambitions. In 225, he was established as King Chen.

Cao Xiong, who died at an early age, was posthumously named Xiao Huaigong by Emperor Wen of Wei; Emperor Wei Ming pursued Jin Jue as the king of Dongping. Cao Chong, a famous prodigy, has a famous story of "Cao Chong called an elephant" in history. He died of illness at the age of 13, and was posthumously crowned King of Luoyang.

Cao was named King of Pengcheng in 232. Cao Yu was crowned King of Yan in 232. The father of Emperor Cao Huan of Wei Yuan, Emperor Wen of Wei and Emperor Ming of Wei were orphans.

Cao Lin, named King Pei in 232. Cao Gon was crowned King of Zhongshan in 232. When he was seriously ill at the end of his life, Emperor Cao Rong of Wei Ming loved him very much, and was buried after his death.

Cao Xuan, in 211, was named the Marquis of Xixiang. Cao Jun was named King of Chen Liu in 232. Cao Ju, early sage.

Cao Gan, crowned King of Zhao in 232. Cao Shang, early sage. Cao Biao, crowned King of Chu in 232.

In 251, he conspired against Wang Ling, the Taiwei, and was given death. Cao Qin, early succumbing. Cao Cheng, early sage.

Cao Quan, in 217, was named the Marquis of Yi. Cao Jing, early sage. Cao Jun was named Marquis of Fan in 217.

Cao Thorn, Early Grass. Cao Hui was crowned King of Dongping in 232. Cao Mao, at odds with Cao Cao and Cao Pi.

In 232, he was named the king of Quyang.

I want to borrow your head for use, and I hope you don't have to be stingy

weaving shoes, trying to make the false son the enemy; If I have a yellow beard, I will stomp your false son into a meat puree.

Thou shalt not worry about thy wife, and thou shalt not worry about it.

Yu Tongquetai, the beauties of the world, would rather me bear the people of the world than the people of the world bear me. I have a splitting headache...