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These three things are: Wang Zuozhicai achieved the foundation of Jiangdong, the fierce battle of Chibi laid a three-point foundation, and whether the conquest of Yizhou could divide the world in two.

Zhou Yu followed Sun Ce to pacify Eastern Wu, conquered the place Cao Cao wanted, defeated Cao Cao in the Battle of Chibi, restrained Cao Cao's expansion of power, and went out to conquer Yizhou, trying to let Sun Quan control Liu Bei and divide the world in two.

Zhou Yu did three very powerful things, that is, Wang Zuozhicai achieved the foundation of Jiangdong, laid a three-point foundation during the fierce battle of Chibi, and whether he could divide the world in two by conquering Yizhou.

The first thing was to assist Sun Ce in laying the foundation of Jiangdong, the second thing was to trigger the Battle of Chibi to divide the world, and the third thing was to die before Zhou Yu was done.

The first thing Zhou Yu did was to follow Sun Quan to pacify Eastern Wu, as well as the Battle of Chibi, and the three things of the grand plan to divide the world.

What Zhou Yu did at that time was: Wang Zuozhicai achieved the foundation of Jiangdong, the fierce battle of Chibi laid a three-point foundation, and whether the conquest of Yizhou could divide the world in two.

In the Battle of Chibi, the commander was Zhou Yu, not Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang had a plan to take Xichuan in "Longzhong Pair", but he was preempted by Zhou Yu, but he was jealous of the talent, Zhou Yu died of illness on the way to Shu, not by Zhuge Liang.

Zhou Yu is very powerful, he assisted Sun Ce to lay the foundation of Jiangdong, and laid a three-point foundation in the Battle of Chibi, and also conquered Yizhou in order to divide the world in two.

In the Battle of Chibi, Zhou Yu completely stole the limelight from Zhuge Liang, and Zhuge Liang and they always wanted to capture Xichuan, but they were preempted by Zhou Yu.

At that time, people called talented, wise and beautiful men "Lang", so the people of Jiangdong called Zhou Yu "Zhou Lang".

Because Zhou Yu is not only intelligent, but also handsome and chic, and the key family background is prominent. To put it bluntly, it can only be used by being rich and handsome"Lang"Target.

Zhou Yu is very much like a parent, he will correct mistakes to others, so many people call him Zhou Lang.

It should be Zhou Yu who is liked, Zhuge Liang is so smart that no one wants to be friends with him.

There seem to be many reasons, one of which is that Zhou Yu understands rhythm, and there is a sentence that the song is wrong, Zhou Langgu.

may be because Zhou Yu was more famous when he was young, so he has this title.

Because Zhou Lang is more pleasant, and he is young and high-spirited.

I didn't understand this, or I didn't know that there was this name because of this question and answer.

According to historical records, Zhou Yu did not die on the way to the west, he had not yet carried out the western expedition with troops, he died of a violent illness on the way home, he himself said that he was not careless and suddenly got a "violent disease", and it was ineffective to find a doctor, it is estimated that he died of illness within a few days, it may be pneumonia or dysentery and other acute diseases, there were no antibiotics in ancient times, and there was no good doctor on the boat halfway, and when Ai went ashore to treat the disease in a city of Baqiu, it was almost hopeless.

Zhou Yu never said that he wanted to destroy Liu Bei, let alone meet Liu Bei's troops, and he didn't even have any military conflicts. He originally hoped to put Liu Bei under house arrest and mobilize Guan Zhang to fight the war, but later Sun Quan did not implement it, and it was estimated that Zhou Yu would go and might force Liu Bei to take Shu with him. It was still Liu Bei's good life, and Zhou Yu suddenly died of illness, so he was able to borrow the Nanjun Yiling that Zhou Yu was in charge of and opened up his own road to the west.

Second, Zhou Yu did not die of a heart attack or a slow-hearted disease that could not be cured by arrow wounds. Judging from Zhou Yu's own words, he either braved the wind and cold, or ate bad things, and he had his own reasons for getting sick anyway. It is important to know that there were no antibiotics in ancient times, and a cold could kill people, and colds could develop into acute pneumonia myocarditis and other acute diseases that would kill people.

At that time, there must have been boats to come and go, and the boats could only use river water, and it was possible to get sick if they were not clean enough to eat bad things.

Anyway, Zhou Yu didn't die of the "arrow creation" that is commonly said, from a scientific point of view, there is no "arrow creation" that is not good for a year or two, and even if his "arrow creation" has not been good, how can he travel a long distance to find Sun Quan when he is sick, and decide to conquer Shu in the west? Can a sick person lead an army to fight for a long time? So I think Zhou Yu's arrow wound was cured early, and he was very healthy when he went to find Sun Quan, so when he had a sudden illness halfway and knew that he was going to die, he said bitterly "What is the hatred", because he was not psychologically prepared for his violent illness and would die, and Sun Quan was not psychologically prepared to say "Yu is short lived", unlike some current sayings, as if Zhou had some chronic disease or arrow wound has been bad, and knew that he would die sooner or later.

According to the above historical data, I analyzed that pneumonia or acute myocarditis (also considered heart disease) is more likely, and it may be born after a rain, which is just in line with my imprudent statement, and it may also be similar to the anti-Three Kingdoms theory, Zhou Yu found a lot of warblers and Yanyan on the boat on the way home, and he was tired and suffered a little bit of wind and cold and got a sudden illness, anyway, he admitted that he had his own reasons for getting sick, not from the arrow.