Abbreviations of the 31st and 36th chapters of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 31: Cao Cao Cangting broke the original Xuande Jingzhou according to Liu Biao:

This episode tells that after Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao in Guandu, Yuan Shao listened to Feng Ji's slander, killed the strategist Tian Feng, and then reunited his forces to take revenge, but was defeated by Cao Cao again with the method of backwater formation and ambush on all sides, and fled back to Jizhou's lair; Liu Bei sent troops from Runan to attack Xudu, but was also defeated by Cao Cao's quick return of troops, so he had to flee to Jingzhou and rely on Liu Biao.

The 32nd round: Yuan Shang to seize Jizhou and fight for the Zhanghe River

This episode tells the story of Yuan Shang's ability to defeat the army, Yuan Shao was scared to death, and the Yuan brothers formed friends to fight each other for control of Jizhou, and as a result, they intrigued with each other to kill their subordinates; Cao Cao and Yuan Shao's original strategist Xu You's strategy led the Zhanghe River to flood Jizhou and captured the Yuan's base camp.

Chapter 33: Cao Pi took advantage of the chaos to accept the Zhen family's Guo Jia's legacy to determine Liaodong:

This episode tells the story of the destruction of the city of Jizhou, Cao Cao's son Cao Pi took the opportunity to marry Yuan Shao's son Yuan Xu's daughter-in-law Zhen (the Zhen queen in Luoshen), Cao Cao went deep into Mobei to chase and kill Yuan Tan, but after defeating Mao Dunshan Yu, according to the will of the strategist Guo Jia, he did not move, and Sun Kang, the prince of Liaodong, really killed the Yuan brothers, and the Yuan power was completely destroyed.

Chapter 34: Mrs. Cai listened to the secret words of Uncle Liu Huang across the screen and crossed Tanxi on his horse:

This tells the story of Liu Bei's persuasion of Liu Biao to take advantage of Cao Cao's expedition to Mobei to attack Xudu, but unfortunately he was not allowed, and then persuaded Liu Biao to set up his eldest son Liu Qi as the heir, but was overheard by Liu Biao's stepwife Cai, Cai's plot to kill Liu Bei through the banquet, Liu Biao's strategist Yin Ji informed because of his admiration for Liu Bei, and Liu Bei's horse jumped over the Tanxi River a few feet wide to escape.

The 35th episode: Xuande Nanzhang meets the British lord in the hidden Yu Shan Fu Xinye:

After Liu Bei escaped from the feast, he unconsciously came to Sima Hui's thatched cottage, and Sima Hui introduced Fulong and Phoenix Chick to Liu Bei. Liu Bei returned to Xinye, and a man who called himself Shan Fu came to defect, gave advice to Liu Bei, and defeated Cao Ren's troops.

1. Summary of content.

The twenty-third episode, You Zhengping scolded the thief naked and was poisoned and punished.

After Zhang Xiu surrendered to Cao Cao, Kong Rong recommended You Heng to Cao Cao, but You Heng insulted Cao Cao in public, which made Cao Cao very dissatisfied. Cao Cao asked You Heng to surrender Liu Biao, but You Heng was killed by Huang Zu. Dong Cheng confided in the imperial physician Ji Ping, who poisoned Cao Cao's medicine, but was discovered by Cao Cao, which made the edict leak.

2. Introduction to the original work.

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is one of the four classical Chinese masterpieces, and its full name is "The Popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The author is Luo Guanzhong, a family in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty, and is China's first long chapter Hui Ti Li Shen Na Shi Romance **. It describes the historical situation of nearly 105 years from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the early years of the Western Jin Dynasty.

The book reflects the political and military struggles of the Three Kingdoms era, reflects the transformation of various social struggles and contradictions in the Sanqueqiao Kingdom era, summarizes the historical changes of this era, and shapes a group of heroes of the Three Kingdoms.

You are naked and scolded the thief, and the doctor was poisoned and tortured. After Zhang Chen surrendered to Cao Cao, Kong Rong recommended You Heng to Cao Cao, but You Heng insulted Cao Cao in public, which made Cao Cao very dissatisfied. Cao Cao asked You Heng to surrender Liu Biao, but You Heng was killed by Huang Zu.

Dong Cheng confided in Ji Ping, the imperial doctor, who poisoned Cao Cao's medicine, but was discovered by Cao Cao, which made the edict leak.

Xuande attacked Fancheng with a strategy, and Yuan went straight to recommend Zhuge to the horse.

After Liu Bei escaped from the banquet, he unconsciously came to Sima Hui's thatched cottage, imitating Sima Hui and introducing Fulong and Phoenix Chicks to Liu Bei. Liu Bei returned to Xinye, and a man who called Shan Fu from Tanye came to defect, gave advice to Liu Bei, and defeated Cao Ren's troops.

Shan Fu offered a plan to Liu Bei and attacked Fancheng, but Cao Ren and Li Dian were defeated. Cheng Yu told Cao Cao that Shan Furang's shouting was just a fake name, and this person's real name was Xu Shu. Cao Cao pretended to use Xu Shu's mother's letter to earn Xu Shu to go to Xu Capital, and before Xu Shu left, he persuaded Liu Bei to go to Longzhong to find Zhuge Liang, Mr. Wolong.

Yuan Shang competed for the battle of Jizhou, and decided to make plans for the Zhanghe River.

Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao at the Battle of Guandu, and Yuan Shao died soon after. Like every emperor's family, Yuan Shao's two sons, Yuan Tan and Yuan Shang, had a dispute over the inheritance. The ostensible reason is that Yuan Shao had intended his youngest son Yuan Han to inherit him before his death, and he abolished the elders and established the young, which was unconventional and caused a fight between the brothers.

At first, Yuan Tan was strong and beat Yuan Shang to exhaustion. Later, Yuan Shang finally couldn't support it anymore and was forced to ask Cao Cao for help, which was a stupid move to lure the wolf into the house, giving Cao Cao a chance.

Of course, the shrewd Cao Cao would not let go of this opportunity, and he adopted Xu.

Yu's strategy was to send troops to dig up the water of the Zhanghe River, flood the old city of Jizhou, and finally break through the city. The judge who defended the city committed suicide, and at this point, Yuan Tan's army was completely defeated.