There is no general in Shu, and Liao Hua is the pioneer. In the later period of the Three Kingdoms

Yes, in the later period of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Han no longer had the ability to be a general, so he let Liao Hua be the vanguard.

There are really no more generals available, because Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's sons are almost dead.

In the later period of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Han really lacked generals, there were no generals who could be ranked as famous, and the generals of the older generation died one after another, and Shu Han had no available people.

No, because Guan Yu and Zhang Fei died one after another, and Zhao Zilong was old, old and sick, and could no longer lead troops to fight.

As the saying goes, "There is no general in Shu, Liao Hua is a pioneer", and the irony is not actually Liao Hua, but this person.

Wei is a meritocracy, Wu people do their best, and Shu has no one available. "There is no general in Shu, and Liao Hua is a pioneer" essentially reveals the structural imbalance and the imbalance in the distribution of power in the Shu Han regime during the Three Kingdoms period.

After the death of the five tiger generals, there were no available generals in Shu, and the liberal Liao Hua was the pioneer when he sent troops to fight, and Liao Hua was born as a bandit, so Wei laughed at Shu, and there was the above sentence!

"There is no general in Shu, Liao Hua is the pioneer" has always been considered to be a mockery of the lack of generals in the late Shu Kingdom, but as a result, there is no tiger in the mountains, and the monkey is the overlord, so it is necessary to use a mediocre and incompetent person like Liao Hua as a pioneer.

There is no general Liao Hua in Shu as a pioneer, is Liao Hua really so weak? Loyalty, competence, and excellence.

Allusion: During Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition, the generals who were able to conquer and fight well in Shu at that time were all dead and no one was available, so he had to let Liao Hua (who had been a bandit and returned to Guan Yu) who was the main book under Guan Gong's account be the vanguard. The original meaning is that Shu doesn't even have a decent person, and a general like Liao Hua actually wants to be a pioneer.

At present, it mostly refers to the absence of outstanding talents, and the appointment of mediocre people to take on heavy responsibilities. It is also used as a metaphor for the lack of outstanding newcomers in the team, and the elderly, experienced people should take on the heavy responsibilities.

The correct one is "There is no general in Shu, and Liao is a pioneer." ”

Allusion: It was during Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition, when the generals of Shu Zhi who were able to fight were all deceased, and no one was available, so Liao Hua, who was nearly eighty years old, could only be the pioneer. The original meaning is that Shu has no young generals, and veterans like Liao Hua actually want to be pioneers.

Nowadays, there are no outstanding newcomers in the team, and old and experienced people should take on the heavy responsibilities.

Source: Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Chapter 113: "In the winter of the first year of Jingyao of the Shu Han Dynasty, the general Jiang Wei took Liao Hua and Zhang Yi as the vanguard, Wang Han and Jiang Bin as the left army, Jiang Shu and Fu Yi as the right army, Hu Ji as the merger, Wei and Xiahou Ba in the general army, a total of 200,000 Shu soldiers, bid farewell to the queen, and went to Hanzhong. ”