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In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao was a heinous traitor. But it can't be covered up by Cao Cao's good deeds such as welcoming Wen Ji back to Han and sharing incense before his death, although he only mentions it less. As for cherishing talents and burning letters, they can all be understood as necessary means to unify the world, and they have little to do with personal kindness (to be honest, Yuan Shao may also be able to do these things, if the battle of Guandu is his victory).
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Be kind to Guan Yu, and the battle of Guandu will release the people who have correspondence with Shao! After the fire burned Bowang, Xiahou Dun and so on were not killed.
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Treat Guan Yu well is a cherished talent. After the Battle of Guandu, he did not kill people by name according to the letters, which showed goodness. It is also broad-minded that can lead to the reunification of North China.
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Be kind to Guan Yu, get on the horse gold, get off the horse silver!
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broke Zhang Lu, won Hanzhong, and did not get Longwangshu. Although it is a failure, its heart can be called good.
After getting Wancheng, he did not kill Zhang Xiu and Jia Xu, because he knew in his heart that his son and nephew, Dian Wei's death, was because of his lust.
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Do you think Cao Cao is bad? Actually, everyone is pretty bad! Because the Three Kingdoms is the era of deceit, there is no distinction between good and bad people in the big people in the troubled times Hehe, Cao Cao has a lot of good places It's just that ** wrote it to him a little badly.
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The white bones are exposed in the wild, and there is no rooster crowing for thousands of miles.
**Do the above two sentences during the uprising It is a true portrayal of the turmoil at that time, and it reflects the compassion for the living beings at a deeper level.
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In the battle of Wancheng, the eldest son and Dian Wei died in order to protect Cao Cao, and Cao Cao cried Dian Wei after the suppression; At the very least, after stepping on the crops, you have to commit suicide and apologize.
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The battle of Guandu released the people who corresponded with Shao's letters! yourself, you have to discover for yourself, other people's perceptions can only be someone else's!
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After the battle of Guandu, his subordinates said that they had found a letter from Yuan Shao, and Cao Cao said, at this time and at that time, Yuan Qiang and I were still afraid of him, let alone others, and burned the letter with a fire
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When he destroyed Lu Bu, he wanted to stay in Chen Palace, but unfortunately Chen Gong didn't want to follow Cao Cao.
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After the fire burned Bowang, Xiahoudun was not killed.
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At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, in the face of the great chaos in the world, Cao Cao conquered the Quartet in the name of Liu Xie, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, eliminated the separatist forces such as Eryuan, Lü Bu, Liu Biao, Ma Chao, and Han Sui internally, and subdued the Southern Xiongnu, Wuhuan, Xianbei, etc., to unify northern China, expand the tuntian, build water conservancy, reward agriculture and mulberry, attach importance to handicrafts, resettle displaced people, and implement "rent regulation" to promote economic production and social stability in the Central Plains. In the eighteenth year of Jian'an (213), he was awarded the title of Duke of Wei, established the State of Wei, and set the capital of Yecheng. In the twenty-first year of Jian'an (216), he was canonized as the king of Wei and had power above the kings.
In the twenty-fifth year of Jian'an (March 15, 220), Cao Cao died, nicknamed Wu, and was buried in Gaoling. His son Cao Pi was called the emperor, posthumously named the emperor, and his nickname was Wu, and the temple name was Taizu. Cao Cao likes to use poetry and prose to express political aspirations and reflect the people's livelihood and suffering, and is a representative figure of Eastern Han Dynasty literature, and was praised by Lu Xun as "the ancestor of reforming articles".
He is good at calligraphy, and was rated as a "wonderful product" by Zhang Huaijun in the Tang Dynasty.
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Answer]: "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" more realistically describes the characteristics of the representative figures of the ruling class of Feng Seekai Jian, among which the image of Cao Cao as a villain has a very typical significance.
Cao Cao's body does summarize some typical characteristics of the representative figures of the feudal landlord class, such as hypocrisy, treachery, cruelty, etc. For example, in the fourth chapter, he wrote that he killed Lu Boyu soon after he appeared, and he left an extremely hateful and terrible impression on the reader at the beginning. The famous quote he said:
Rather teach me to bear the world, stop teaching the world to bear me! It is also a vivid summary of the essence of the representative figures of the feudal landlord class. In the seventeenth chapter, he wrote that he attacked Yuan Shu, because the army ran out of food, and competed to borrow the head of the grain officer to stabilize the army's heart, writing both his treachery and his cruelty.
He also prospered with his advisers, and perished to those who disobeyed me. Xun or Cao Cao's important advisers established a great merit for him, but because Xun or persuaded him not to be the Duke of Wei, which touched his ambition to usurp power, he forced Xun or to commit suicide by taking poison. Other episodes, such as Xu Tian's hunting, the killing of the queen with a rod, the killing of Yang Xiu, the killing of You Heng, and the murder in a dream, all prominently portray his danger, treachery, cruelty, unkindness, and injustice, and prominently show his basic characteristics as a villain.
But this is not the complete him in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", there is another side to the complete him, that is, as an outstanding politician and military strategist. In the author's pen, although he is a villain, he does not lose his heroic nature. First of all, he wrote about his eloquence and political foresight, his ability to pay attention to the promotion of military democracy in war, and his always consulted with his generals and listened to various opinions before taking major action.
Although Cao Cao was written as a villain by the author, the author did not simplify him, and while writing about his treachery, he also showed his "bold and wise" side. For example, in the conversation of Qingmei boiling wine, he laughed at Yuan Shu as "dry bones in the grave", Liu Biao as "false name", Liu Zhang as "the dog of the household", and his analysis of the characters is very incisive and accurate; In the battle of Guandu, under the condition that he and Yuan Shao's military strength were ten times higher, he was good at listening to Xu You's advice, looting and burning Wuqing and shouting to roll the nest of military rations, and finally won the victory and defeated his fierce opponent in the Central Plains.
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Cao Cao: Cao Cao's personality in history is very complicated, Chen Shou believes that Cao Cao is "the best in the history of the Three Kingdoms", "the spells of Shen and Shang, the magic of Han and Bai, the official materials, each because of its instrument, hypocrisy, not remembering the old evil". Cao Cao's imperial army for more than 30 years, but he did not release the scroll, and he was good at poetry, cursive, and Go.
Life is frugal, not good clothes. Talk and laugh with people. "Meritorious work should be rewarded, and a thousand dollars should be spared; There is no hope for merit, and there is nothing to do".
He was a first-rate politician, military strategist, and writer in Chinese history. However, in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", these good aspects of Cao Cao's character and morality are ignored, and his cruel and treacherous side is exaggerated. Because of Wang's servant, Luo Guanzhong's Cao Cao is a typical villain who is treacherous, cruel, willful, and suspicious.
Cao Cao's treacherous and brutal.
In the eyes of many people, when Cao Cao is mentioned, he is a traitor in troubled times, which fully shows that Cao Cao's treacherous side has been fixed in the hearts of readers. In the work "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Luo Guanzhong vividly reflected Cao Cao's treacherous side through meticulous description. At the same time, when interpreting Cao Cao's character, treacherous and brutal is also the most prominent and typical feature of this character, and Cao Cao's treacherous and cruel character is reflected in Cao Cao's own treacherous, cruel, cunning, and suspicious character.
In the fourth episode of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Cao Cao assassinated Dong Zhuo, but in the end the assassination was not successful, so Cao Cao had to abscond, but was unfortunately caught by Chen Gong.
After being caught by Chen Gongmin's mausoleum stool, Cao Cao did not admit his guilt easily, but shirked in every possible way and was cunning with the bridge brigade, which can be seen from Cao Cao's treacherous and villainous face. After Chen Gong learned Cao Cao's true identity, he decided to plan something big with Cao Cao.
So the two took refuge in Cao Cao's father's righteous brother Lu Boyu. In order to entertain the two, Lu Bohao deliberately asked his family to kill a pig and went to the town to buy fine wine in person to express his sincere hospitality.
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