Briefly describe what Sun Jian crossed the river to attack Liu Biao, and what Sun Jian said when he

Liu Biao was the pastor of Jingzhou, and Sun Jian was the Taishou of Changsha, and the general of the captives.

Because Sun's family business is mostly in the southeast of the Yangtze River, called Jiangdong soldiers, and Liu Biao has always occupied Jingzhou, so his soldiers are called Jingzhou soldiers, and later Cao Cao surrendered Cai Mao, Zhang Yun's Jingzhou soldiers, Guan Yu also brought Jingzhou soldiers when he occupied Jingzhou, and after the Eastern Wu sneak attack got Jingzhou, it was assigned to Sun Wu's forces.

In the romance, Sun Jian was ambushed in pursuit of Liu Biao's subordinate Huang Zu and was shot by arrows.

According to the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, Wu Shu, and the Biography of Sun Poyu: "In the third year of the first peace, (Yuan) made (Sun) Jian conquer Jingzhou and attack Liu Biao. He sent Huang Zu against Fan and Deng.

Break it, chase across the Han River, then besiege Xiangyang, travel to Daxian Mountain on a single horse, and was shot by the ancestral sergeant. "The third year of the first peace is 192 AD, and according to Pei Songzhi's note "Wu Lu": "The thirty-seventh year of the Chinese New Year's Eve.

According to the ancient system of calculating age by imaginary years, it can be deduced that Sun Jian was born in 156 AD.

Sun Jian wanted to invade Jingzhou, so he launched an attack on Liu Biao, Liu Biao sent his general Huang Zu to meet him, Huang Zu designed to introduce Sun Jian into the valley, blocked the road with rolling stones, and shot him to death with random arrows, Jingzhou and Jiangdong formed a feud.

Insist on killing the table, but being killed by the table.

First, the course of the battle.

Sun Jian led the army across the river, before he could go ashore, Huang Zu's ambush bowmen and crossbowmen were all arrows, and insisted that the armies should not move, but the boats were tempted to come and go, and the strong boat approached the river dozens of times, Huang Zu only cared about releasing arrows, and the arrows were exhausted, but Sun Jian got tens of thousands of arrows released by Huang Zu.

Sun Jian will get the arrow, the wind to release the arrow, Huang Zu defeated, abandoned Fancheng, outside the city to meet Sun Jian, Sun Ce shot Zhang Sheng, Huang Zu was defeated, into Xiangyang, Liu Biao ordered Cai Mao to lead more than 10,000 troops, in Yanshan array, Cheng Pu in Cai Mao battle, victory, defeat, set into Xiangyang.

Sun Jian besieged the city and attacked, and the city was broken, only on the eve of the day, Liu Biao was based on Kuailiang's plan, so that Lu Gong led 500 men and horses to break through the siege and ask Yuan Shao for help, and at the same time set up an ambush in Yanshan, if someone came to chase, he would shoot and kill the general. Sun Jian led more than 30 horsemen to chase him to Yanshan and died in ambush. At the same time, the men and horses in the city were killed, Cheng Pu stabbed Lu Gong to death, and Huang Gai captured Huang Zu alive.

The two armies fought a great battle, killed until dawn, each collected its army, Sun Ce exchanged Huang Zu for Sun Jian's corpse, and the two armies withdrew.

2. Character introduction:

1. Sun Jian (155 191), the first ancestor of Wu, was a native of Fuchun, Wu County (now Fuyang, Hangzhou, Zhejiang), and a descendant of Sun Wu, a military strategist in the Spring and Autumn Period. A general and warlord in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and the founder of the Wu State in the Three Kingdoms.

2. Liu Biao (142 years 208 years), the word Jingsheng, was a native of Gaoping, Shanyang County (now Weishan, Shandong). After Liu Yu, King of Hanlu Gong, he was a famous scholar in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and one of the heroes in the late Han Dynasty. He was more than eight feet long, with a gentle and majestic appearance, and was well-known in the world when he was young, and was called "Eight Jun" with the seven wise men.

He Jin was the general and served as a lieutenant in the Northern Army. The descendant Wang Rui is the history of Jingzhou Thorn, supplemented by the Kuai brothers, Cai Mao and others. Li Dao and others entered Chang'an, and Liu Biao sent envoys to pay tribute.

Li Dao appointed Liu Biao as the general of Zhennan and the pastor of Jingzhou, and was named the Marquis of Wu, and took the fake festival as his aid.

During his stay in Jingzhou, Liu Biao Enwei and Enwei were both enticed and seduced, so that thousands of miles were cleared and the people were pleased. He also opened a school, loved the people and raised scholars, and calmly protected himself. Yuan Shao, close to Zhang Xiu, Liu Bei, thousands of miles of base, with more than 100,000 armor, called the Jingjiang River, first killed Sun Jian, and then often resisted Cao Cao.

However, Liu Biao is suspicious of human nature, better at sitting and talking, determined to be self-controlled, and has no ambition of the Quartet, and later spoiled his wife Cai, so that his wife Cai Mao and others gained power. After Liu Biao's death, Cai Mao and others abolished Chang Liyoung, and served Liu Cong, the second son of his cousin; Cao Cao marched south, Liu Cong surrendered to Juzhou, and Jingzhou was lost.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the armies joined forces to crusade against Dong Zhuo, the generals had their own thoughts, and Sun Jian found the jade seal of the country and wanted to swallow it back to Jiangdong, but was discovered by Yuan Shao, and the negotiations between the two parties failed, so Sun Jian led the army to leave, so Yuan Shao informed Liu Biao in a letter to order him to recapture the jade void trace.

When Liu Biao learned about it, he intercepted Sun Jian halfway, Sun Jian was extremely brave, broke out of the encirclement and returned to Jiangdong, wanting to avenge this interception, so he took his eldest son Sun Ce across the Yangtze River to attack Liu Biao. When Liu Biao learned of this news, the general Huang Zu met the enemy.

Huang Zu came to the river, ordered the archers to ambush it, and released arrows whenever the ship docked, and Sun Jian knew his strategy, and pretended to dock more than ten times a day, so as to repeat for three days, exhausting the arrows in Huang Zu's hands, and the soldiers were divided into three ways to kill the hungry shore, so Huang Zu could only retreat.

Huang Zu returned to Liu Biao's place and told Sun Jian about it, and Liu Biao's subordinate Cai Mao asked Ying to fight, but soon failed and returned, and Sun Jian led his army straight into the city of Xiangyang. Liu Biao had no choice but to urgently ask Yuan Shao for help, and sent Huang Zu's generals to set up an ambush in the mountains and forests outside the city to lure Sun Jian into the forest.

Sun Jian led 30 men and horses into the forest into an ambush, was shot by random arrows and died, Huang Zu and others fought with Sun Jian's army, and then Huang Zu was captured alive by Sun Jian's army Huang Gai, and then the two sides negotiated peace, and exchanged Huang Zu for Sun Jian's corpse, and the truce.

It's about Yuan Shu.

Send Sun Jian to conquer Jingzhou.

In the second year of Chuping (191), Yuan Shu sent Sun Jian to attack Liu Biao.

Liu Biaopai Jiangxia.

Taishou Huangzu is in Fancheng and Deng County.

Fight in the area. Sun Jian defeated Huang Zu and besieged Xiangyang. Liu Biao sent Huang Zu to secretly go out of the city by night to mobilize the troops of various counties, and when Huang Zu led the army to return to Xiangyang, Sun Jian met the attack, and Huang Zu was defeated and fled into Da Xian Mountain.

Sun Jian took advantage of the victory to chase after him overnight, and Huang Zu's troops lurked in the bamboo grove and shot Sun Jian to death with a hidden arrow. From then on, Yuan Shu was no longer able to defeat Liu Biao.

After Sun Jian's death, Liu Biao cut off Yuan Shu's grain route, making it impossible for him to entrench himself in Nanyang, forcing him to flee in the direction of Yanyu, which indirectly contributed to the later Yuan Shu and Cao Cao.

The Battle of Kuang Ting. This move not only completely eliminated Yuan Shu's ambition to covet Jingzhou, but also used the power of Cao Cao's army to weaken Yuan Shu's power, making it even more distant from Jingzhou, reducing the threat to Jingzhou, and consolidating his own ruling power in Jingzhou.

In the second year of Chuping (191), Yuan Shu sent him to attack Liu Biao in Jingzhou, but was shot to death by Liu Biao's subordinates Huang Zu at the age of thirty-seven.

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms: The Biography of Sun Jian" commented on Sun Jian, saying that he was "brave and resolute, lonely and slight, leading to Wen and Zhuo, and having loyalty and strength." Pei Songzhi also said that he was the most loyal martyr in Xingyi. Throughout Sun Jian's life, these evaluations are pertinent and true, and they are not false.

After Sun Jian joined the army, he successfully quelled the rebellion at the end of the Han Dynasty many times, and followed Zhu Jun to conquer the Yellow Turban, making many contributions, and was named Changsha Taishou and Wucheng Marquis by the Eastern Han Dynasty. After Dong Zhuo's rebellion, Sun Jian united with Yuan Shu, participated in the alliance of princes, conquered Dong Zhuo, and performed the most actively, defeating Dong Zhuo's troops several times; Dong Zhuo moved the capital to Chang'an, and Sun Jian marched into Luoyang, repaired the imperial tomb destroyed by Dong Zhuo, and returned to Luyang. Soon after, Sun Jian was sent by Yuan Shu to engage Liu Biao and defeated Liu Biao's subordinate Huang Zu, but was shot and killed by Huang Zu's soldiers during a pursuit.

According to legend, Sun Jian had the habit of wearing a red turban, and he also used this thing to defeat the enemy and save his life (I believe everyone knows this deed, so I won't repeat it here). This is enough to show that he is good at fighting, and he is wise and brave, Sun Jian fights bravely, often takes the lead when charging (sigh here) and basically has not suffered any defeat, the most valuable thing is that he never underestimates the enemy, but every time he fights too much, so that he dies (sigh again!) ）。