What kind of Cao Chong is, what kind of person is Cao Chong?

Cao Chong's specific information is as stated upstairs, Cao Chong, Cao Cao's son. Smart and benevolent since childhood, different, deeply loved by Cao Cao. There is an allusion to Cao Chong's elephant.

Cao Chong's youth is like Zhao Kuo who is 'talking on paper', which is caused by his intelligence and sharpness, which leads to Cao Chong's death is inevitable. Cao Cao's son is well known as one Pi two plants and three Chong, Pi is the eldest son, young and orderly in ancient times, and Cao Cao likes Chong the most, followed by planting. There is Cao Zhizhi's "Seven Steps Poem", so that it exists for the sake of succession.

It can be seen that regardless of whether Cao Chong died of illness or not, his death was doomed. Cao Pi's means, perseverance; Cao Zhizhi's poetic talent; Cao Chongzhi is smart and wise. Cao Zhi and Cao Chong were both sharp, and Cao Pi's perseverance finally became a trend.

From this point of view, Cao Chong's death is safe, but is he sick and dead? Victimized?

Cao Chong was the first prodigy of the Three Kingdoms period. His wisdom is the closest to Cao Cao among Cao Cao's sons. His benevolent heart is also famous, and he was designated as the heir by Cao Cao very early, so he was also hated by Cao Pi, and unfortunately was killed by Cao Pi at the age of 13.

Under the light of Cao Chong, it even makes people feel that Cao Zhi has no article, Cao Pi has no power to scheming, and Cao Zhang has no courage. Therefore, the author believes that Cao Chong's death is the first regrettable event in the history of the Three Kingdoms.

Cao's three fathers and sons: Cao Cao, Cao Pi, and Cao Zhi are all great writers, but they don't know that Cao Chong's ability is far superior to others.

It should have been killed by Cao Pi.

Cao Chong called the elephantBenefits of the approach:

1. Save time, use the principle of equal buoyancy and gravity, it will be difficult to measureElephant or voidThe mass is converted to the mass of the stone that is easier to measure.

2. Ensure that the elephant is intact, and there is no need to kill the elephant for several group attacks.

3. It saves manpower and material resources, and only needs to move the stones onto the ship.

4. Effective use of resources, when science and technology were not developed at that time, the use of ships and stones solved the problem.

Cao Chong's principle of weighing images:

Cao Chong called Xiang "a story that is almost universally known to women and children in China." Cao Chong, who was only six years old, solved one by using the physical principle that the gravity of an object floating on the water is equal to the buoyancy of the water on the object.

It is a miracle that even many learned adults are at a loss for a big problem. In fact, the method used by the clever Cao Chong was the "equal substitution method".

Replace the elephant with many stones, on the side of the ship.

Marking the elephant and the stone to produce the same amount of effect, weighing the stone again and again, transforming "big" into "small", divide and conquer, and this problem is satisfactorily solved.

Cao Chong (196 May 208 Jiaxu), the character Cangshu, a figure in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the son of Cao Cao and Mrs. Huan. Smart and benevolent since childhood, different, deeply loved by Cao Cao. There is an allusion to Cao Chong's elephant.

Cao Chong is Cao Cao's son and is very smart.

Cao Chong was smart since he was a child and was very loved by Cao Cao, but unfortunately died early, and his biological mother is unknown. The history is too long, and most of the records of him are incomplete, and many times it is mostly a matter of personal favoritism.

So good to want to eat, go to ** ate two.

Historical evaluations are not the same. I don't think he's as powerful as Cao Cao, and he's a decent person.

Cao Chong said that the elephant's method is more convenient and feasible. There is no need to kill elephants, nor waste time and manpower. From Cao Chong's method of weighing the image, it can be seen that Cao Chong is a thoughtful and observant person, and it also reflects the divergence and unrestricted nature of his thinking.

The method used by the clever Cao Chong is the "equal substitution method". By replacing the elephant with many stones, marking the side of the ship, making the elephant and the stone have the same effect, and weighing the stone again and again, so that "big" can be transformed into "small", divide and conquer, and this problem will be satisfactorily solved.

Cao Chong's image is intended to praise Cao Chong's extraordinary wisdom when he was a child. Wisdom is not in age, the key is to be good at observing things, use your brain to find a way, and children can also do great things.

Because before 1800, there was no other way to weigh an elephant, that is, back to that period, only Cao Chong's method could not only weigh an elephant, but also the best. That is to say, we cannot cross history and use today's standards to measure history, but should use the standards of the time as a ruler, so Cao Chong's method is good.

The idea of conversion is to transform the equivalent that cannot be measured directly into something that is easy to measure.

Cao Chong is the son of Cao Cao, the word Cangshu. It can be described as a supernatural power, not only smart but also benevolent when he was young, and he was deeply loved by Cao Cao. However, he died when he was thirteen years old.

Although he only lived to be thirteen years old, he left an allusion to "Cao Chong called the elephant".

Cao Chong was born to Cao Cao and Mrs. Huan, and he was extremely intelligent, and his intelligence at a young age was already like that of an adult. Therefore, Cao Cao also loved Cao Chong.

Cao Cao once got an elephant, and Cao Cao wanted to weigh the elephant, but the elephant was too heavy to weigh the elephant in its integrity, and Cao Cao's advisers had no choice. Just when everyone had no choice, Cao Chong said to put the elephant on the boat and make a mark on the position of the boat. After that, weigh the other items and let the water flood to the position of the boat in the same position as the elephant in the boat, the position of the flooded ship.

Then weigh out the weight of the item so that you can.

Cao Cao was very happy when he heard this, and after weighing the weight of the elephant, Cao Chong was even more loved by Cao Cao. And Cao Chong is not only smart, but also very benevolent. At the same time, Cao Chong has also helped many people with his benevolent heart.

For example, Cao Cao's saddle was bitten by a rat in the warehouse, and the ** who managed the warehouse was very scared, so Cao Chong asked him to take the initiative to ask for guilt on the third day. Cao Chong, on the other hand, deliberately used a sharp weapon to tear his clothes, just like a rat bite. Then Cao Chong deliberately looked very unhappy.

Cao Cao asked Cao Chong what was wrong, and Cao Chong said that the folk legend was that the clothes were bitten by rats, which was not good for people. Cao Cao said that there was no such thing, so don't worry. The man in charge of the warehouse then told Cao Cao about the saddle being bitten by rats.

Cao Cao said that his son's clothes were bitten on his body, not to mention the saddle in the warehouse! Therefore, the ** who manages the warehouse is not penalized.

Because Cao Chong was not only smart, but also benevolent, Cao Cao loved it very much, so Cao Cao Ye once thought about letting Cao Chong inherit his position in the future. However, there are unforeseen circumstances in the sky, and people have good and bad luck. Cao Chong later became seriously ill, and although Cao Cao couldn't bear Cao Chong's departure, Cao Chong passed away in the end.

After Cao Chong's death, Cao Cao was very sad, and at the same time he also said to Cao Pi that Cao Chong's death was his misfortune, but it was your luck. This means that Cao Cao originally wanted Cao Chong to inherit his position, but Cao Chong died, which was fortunate for Cao Cao's other sons, because others had the opportunity to inherit Cao Cao's position.

Later, after Cao Pi succeeded to the throne, he also said that if Cao Chong was alive, he would not inherit this position.

Because Cao Chong died early and had no descendants, he let Cao Yi's son be Cao Chong's descendants. Although Cao Chong died, Cao Chong was posthumously sealed. He was called the Marquis of Deng Ai, and later he was called the King of Deng Ai.

He was a very intelligent man, and he also had a very personal opinion, a special courage in doing things, and he was also a very knowledgeable person.

Personally, I think he is a very loyal and very intelligent, very wise person, and he is also very loved by Cao Cao.

is a very smart person. He has been very smart since he was a child and has thought of a lot of ways.