Some people in my unit say that Cao Cao even an 80 year old woman, is it true?

That's what boring people say, how is that possible? With Cao Cao's power, it's not easy to want a woman, and what's the matter with women in a war, even if it involves innocents, it won't reach this level, if the real women are all dead, then they have fought for decades in Dawei, how to solve the problem of military resources? Then Liu Bei and they don't have to fight, just wait for decades.

Besides, a few people at that time could live to that age, the ancients were nearly twenty years shorter than our modern people's lifespan, usually died in their sixties, eighty is considered a rare breed, really given to Cao Cao, that doesn't kill people on the spot, really, people now can make up any rumors.

Nonsense, think about it, it's not easy for the prime minister to find a woman, no matter how hungry and thirsty he is, it's not like that.

He said that it was recorded in the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, okay, please find out which volume it is, and if you can't find it, please palm his own mouth, and it is irresponsible to speak.

It's a purely fictitious thing, "seventy ancient rare" in his era to live to the age of seventy is very remarkable, very rare! Not to mention an eighty-year-old person, even if he can live to the twilight.

Wild History, Wild History. I said that LZ and Sister Fleur have a leg, do you believe it! Hehe.

Cao Cao is not jealous of talents, on the contrary, Cao Cao cherishes talents very much, as can be seen from Cao Cao's insistence on keeping Guan Yu in the end, this is also Cao Cao's very cute side. Of course, the premise of his cherishing of talents is that he has a good character and a personality. On the contrary, Lu Bu is a bad end.

Yang Xiu's death was completely his own death, and he was bound to die, but it was only a matter of time before he died, and there were three aspects.

One: Cao Cao ate crispy, he wrote on the box after eating"A crisp"(Hetong box), and left, and then Yang Xiu, Cao Zhi, and others came in, and Yang Xiu saw a box with the words "Yihe Crisp.""I took it and ate it with everyone, and said that Cao Cao invited everyone to eat, rest assured, he explained, one person has a bite of crisp. Cao Cao came in and saw them eating, and he didn't say anything, Cao Cao liked to eat the box of crisp very much, but he couldn't say it, because it would make him look stingy, and he really hated it in his heart.

Two: Cao Cao once passed by a door and wrote a word on the door. After Cao Cao left, he told others to tear down the door. It's because it's too luxurious, and Cao Cao doesn't like it.

Three: Cao Cao's code is "chicken ribs". Chicken ribs means tasteless food, and it is a pity to abandon it, which is a metaphor for retreat.

This was guessed by Yang Xiu, and Yang Xiu told everyone that Cao Cao wanted to retreat and told everyone to pack their luggage. You must know that if you don't have Cao Cao's order to retreat, no one can move, it's up to you Yang Xiu. Yang Xiu's doing this is tantamount to bewitching the army's heart, and he will definitely kill his head.

However, Yang Xiu did not complain until he died, nor was he afraid at all, he behaved very calmly, he insisted that he was right, and went to the execution ground freely, I don't admire Yang Xiu when I say this, but I think he is funny.

Summary: Yang Xiu just understands Cao Cao's mind too well, and he shows it, he is too smart, too smart is equal to not being smart, and really smart people will not show it. So his death was worthless and meaningless.

Yang Xiu is talented, Cao Cao likes him, otherwise he would not be allowed to be the master, Cao Cao has endured him many times. But this person's belongs to that kind of thing""Floating", in other words, it is just a little cleverness after accumulating a certain amount of knowledge. Wise people will use their minds to do good things for the leader or the collective, and do the right thing without necessarily publicizing it, which is beneficial to the leader and the collective.

Therefore, Yang Xiu's death has its own inevitability, not to mention that his cleverness eventually disturbed the morale of the army and committed military discipline, and it is inevitable that he will be killed, and it will be difficult to escape punishment if he is replaced by other generals.

You're right, the boss doesn't like this kind of person, working under someone else's hands, earning the boss's money, you have to respect the boss, and it is a smart move to be a man with his tail between his legs.

Seeing through it doesn't say it, so Sima Yi can live to be old and play until he is old, and the Cao family who is still playing is around. The city is very deep.

For example, monks, old Taoists. This is a heavenly opportunity that cannot be revealed.

The boss needs someone who will do what he intended, while remaining serious and authoritative.

When I guess the boss's intentions, I have a big mouth everywhere, and normal people don't like it, let alone being the boss.

The correct approach is to guess the boss's intentions, silently help the boss do the preliminary matters, so that the boss's intentions can be carried out smoothly after the release, and the boss will naturally look at it and remember such a person who can do things and know how to do things.

Personally, I think the reason for Yang Xiu's death is: I only think it is, I am in the limelight with my boss, I show myself everywhere that I am smarter than others, I am too sharp, and after guessing what my boss thinks, I directly execute it without asking my boss.

"Soft overstepping orders" let everyone pack their luggage, and the boss didn't speak, he pretended to be necessary, this is not what death is.

Personally, I think: Yang Xiu died by himself, after all, he leaked the secret of heaven, which is understandable. But at the end of the execution, that is Cao Cao's own words, and it has nothing to do with jealousy.

It can only be said that Yang Xiu has no great wisdom, at most he is clever. Those who are wise and foolish see through but do not say what they do. If Yang Xiu just didn't know, he wouldn't show it off. It will not lead to death.

In fact, the main reason is not Yang Xiu's smart pot, but a subordinate who steals the limelight from the boss, in the past, he was beheaded, and now the company is fired.

To show off his own intelligence as a thing, so that the boss's self-esteem has nowhere to go, the boss does not move him, others will move him.

That's right. Leaders need people who can understand their intentions, and they don't like to see their hearts and tell the people around them. You just know it yourself, and tell others, aren't you looking for death?

All men love vanity. The same goes for Cao Cao.

You can't make decisions instead of the boss, a subordinate is a subordinate, not a boss...

To be too genius is to be too pedantic.

Out of anger, knowing that the boss's mind must be steady, and he can't talk nonsense or die.

The evaluation of Yang Xiu was originally - arrogant and arrogant. And it's not very useful, it's just a little clever.

It shouldn't be all there! Because after all, he is also a hero in troubled times, and he also has a lot of ability from a neutral occasion.

I only know a song "Watching the Sea", which is very domineering and indeed not a narrow-minded villain

Liu Bei of the male Cao Cao of the traitorous male.

There is no shortage of narrow-minded people in the world, but not everyone can achieve great things, and it is his vast sky that has helped him succeed.

Therefore, he is both narrow-minded and broad-minded, depending on what he is facing, and there is no contradiction between the two, for example, you are a tolerant and easy-going person, but you feel disgusted when you see a sloppy person, the same reason.

The Three Kingdoms we are discussing today are actually artistically rendered**, Cao Cao is extremely treacherous, Kong Ming is extremely smart, but who can tell the real history? Maybe Cao Cao is not like this, but no matter what, human nature is still very contradictory.

Not absolutely.

Look** look at it.

Boring old twits are like this! Idle!

Such a woman, ignore her.

The word "good" obviously cannot be applied to a politician. However, Cao Cao is an outstanding political figure, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is orthodox to the Shu Han regime established by Liu Bei, so Cao Cao, who coerced the Son of Heaven to order the princes, was written as a treacherous villain, as a modern person, we do not need to hold this orthodox concept of feudal dynasty, and there should be a new one for Cao Cao, and it should be affirmed that he is a more objective evaluation of the country.

1. The tremendous contribution made to the development of politics and culture.

After all, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is not a historical fact, but it was compiled by later generations based on the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms. If you want to know the truth, let's watch the Three Kingdoms. Cao Cao in history was suspicious, changeable, and cruel.

Because in addition to innocent people, Cao Cao also killed a lot of political enemies, dissidents, and even strategists around him. In short, Cao Cao's suspicious, changeable, and cruel side made his hands stained with blood, and if he was not careful, the people around him would be unlucky.

In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Cao Cao also killed Lu Bohao's family after the failure to assassinate Dong Zhuo, and this story also led to the famous saying "Rather teach me to bear the world, than teach the world to bear me". This incident is not recorded in Chen Shou's "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", which is not credible, but it does conform to Cao Cao's suspicious and indiscriminate killing of innocents.

Of course, his role in history is undeniable, and Cao Cao's lifelong campaign was only to unify the country. There is also Cao Cao, who makes good use of talents, and his tactics and strategies are flexible and changeable in the military. He made significant contributions to the unification of northern China in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the restoration of economic production and the maintenance of social order.

Historically, during the Dong Zhuo Rebellion, Cao Cao, as a young military attaché, once served as the captain of Luoyang, Kyoto (equivalent to the current director of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau), and was indeed diligent and loving and not afraid of power; Later, when he led a team to support the Han Emperor, he was also open-minded and kind; Cao Cao, before destroying Yuan Shao and seizing Jingzhou, could indeed do it. But after taking Jingzhou, Cao Cao's power was unprecedentedly strong, and he became more and more proud and impetuous, and his mind became smaller with the expansion of his territory.

A person who is broad-minded, diligent in government and loves the people, and very kind - is only one side of this politician, he has many faces, and must be a man of many faces.

Almost, I personally have a good opinion of him, after all, he's a hero. Broad-mindedness can't be counted, otherwise why kill Yang Xiu. It is true that there is diligence and love for the people, because there is an allusion to 'Cao Cao's hair cutting'.

Is Cao Cao careful? After watching the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, what I admire the most is Cao Cao Kindness has nothing to do with him, but he is by no means a tyrannical person, a good woman, a virtuous person, and a strategic.

It's true. He was a politician.

Yes, it can be seen in the matter of Cai Wenji that he governs the army very strictly.

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is**... Don't take him as a proper history, there are a lot of nonsense things in it

Cao Cao, the hero of troubled times.

It is normal for Cao Cao to kill a lot of people, and the thrones of Tang Taizong and Ming Chengzu are not right, but it does not prevent them from being a generation of heroes, press"Night Banquet"Uncle Rigyou's line: Which glorious dynasty was not washed out of blood?

Possibly, you can go and see what the official history says.

Halo to remember that "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is**,** can be made up, and you can play freely with Luo Guanzhong.

Real history to see "Three Kingdoms".

Cao Cao compares himself to the Duke of Zhou.

It is recommended that you take a look at the "Hundred Lectures" - "Yizhong Tianpin China", which has a dialectical view of Cao Cao.

Different people have different interpretations, why should the donor be obsessed...

If I could, I'd go back in time and check! ~

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, his son was called emperor before he created the Three Kingdoms era.

Yes, it was the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The Three Kingdoms do not have his share!!

It was the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Wei was founded by Cao Pi.

The Three Kingdoms era was the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Have you discovered something new?

"Some people think that Cao Cao is a generation of traitors and a great conspirator in the history of our country. Analyze this point of view in combination with the historical facts learned.

Answer: Judging from the historical facts, Cao Cao was able to make good decisions, acted only with talent, and had lofty ambitions, and he took the great cause of reunification as his own responsibility. He attached great importance to farming, greatly revitalized the tuntian, unified the north and developed the northern economy, made great contributions to the unification of the Western Jin Dynasty and the economic and social development of our country, and was an outstanding politician and military strategist.

Throughout history, facts come.

He said that Cao Cao was good at making decisions, and only bai was the move, and he had great ambitions, and he took it as his own responsibility to unify a great cause. "Coerce the heavens to order the princes.

He not only unified the north but also developed the economy of the north, and made a very great contribution to the unification of the Western Jin Dynasty and the economic and social development of China, and was an outstanding politician, military strategist and strategist!! So, Cao Cao has his two sides.

Cao Cao was called a traitor because he usurped the Han family. However, throughout China's 5,000-year history, especially after the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Song, Qi, Daliang, and Chen all usurped the throne of the previous dynasty. However, Cao Cao did not sit on the throne of the emperor.

but attracted infamy, and the vast majority of the reason was because of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The conspirator was one of the sons of the pre-Qin dynasty. Sun Tzu said:

The soldier is treacherous. "Whether it is officialdom, battlefield play is scheming. And Cao Cao is just waiting to take advantage of the situation, and there is no conspiracy.

Moreover, Cao Cao is both civil and military, can fight well, and is the only one. But the impermanence of old age and reward and killing is quite the character of a high ancestor.

To tell the truth, this view is completely orthodox in the Han Dynasty, and Cao Cao is the most eloquent and far-sighted politician and military leader in the Three Kingdoms. Take the attack on Jingzhou as an example, Jingzhou has far-reaching strategic significance, but it is occupied by Liu Biao, who has mediocre intelligence, who doesn't want Cao Cao, Liu Bei and Sun Quan to own for themselves? However, Liu Bei and Sun Quan were hesitant due to various factors, and only Cao Cao made a quick decision to attack it and take it for himself.

It doesn't matter if there is a conspiracy or not, born in an era of strife and war, if you don't expand your strength as much as possible, you can only bring about your own demise if you are indecisive.