Why do you say that Zhuge Liang is not Guo Jia s opponent, where is Guo Jiasheng?

Because Zhuge Liang is indeed inferior to Guo Jia, everyone will say so; Guo Jia is powerful in his ability to recognize people, and he can infer a person's future development based on the situation.

Guo Jiasheng has an adventurous spirit and dares to give it a go in a dangerous situation, so as to obtain greater benefits, which Zhuge Liang does not have.

Guo Jiasheng's grasp of human nature and speculation about psychology, no one or anything can escape his eyes, so he said so.

There is a sentence in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "Guo Jia is not dead, and Wolong is not out." "It means that if Guo Jia is not dead, Zhuge Liang will not dare to go out of the mountain at all, which means that if Guo Jia does not die, Zhuge Liang is not his opponent.

Guo Jia (170 207 years), the word Fengxiao, Yingchuan Yangzhai (now Yuzhou, Henan) people. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao was a famous strategist. Guo Jia was originally a subordinate of Yuan Shao, and later switched to Cao Cao, and made meritorious contributions to Cao Cao's unification of northern China.

He died of illness during Cao Cao's expedition to Karasuma at the age of thirty-eight. He is called the Marquis. The history books call him "a genius and a strategist, a strange man of the world".

Cao Cao praised him for seeing people and being his "Qizuo".

Zhuge Liang (October 8, 181, 234), the name Kongming, the name Wolong, Han nationality, the prime minister of Shu and Han during the Three Kingdoms period, an outstanding politician, military strategist, diplomat, essayist, calligrapher, inventor, and writer. Zhuge Liang followed Liu Bei and laid the foundation for Liu Bei to have one of the three parts of the world. After the founding of the Shu Han Dynasty, he was named the Marquis of Wuxiang, and he cared for the people internally, showed his rituals, made an appointment with the official position, followed the power system, was open-minded, preached justice, and contacted Wu to resist Wei, in order to realize the political ideal of recovering the Han Dynasty, he made several northern expeditions, but failed due to the lack of good generals, and finally died of illness in Wuzhangyuan.

The two people are not the same kind of people at all in history.

Guo Jia is a pure strategist.

Zhuge Liang is a top politician at most, his strength lies in his ability to govern the country, he can't march and fight, is there any decent classic strategy in Zhuge Liang's life in real history? Apparently not. Zhuge Liang can be called a strategist at most at the military level.

Facts have proved that Chen Shou's evaluation is very objective: "Governing the army is long, the strategy is short, and the work of managing the people is better than the general."

I think Guo Jia has a smarter brain than Zhuge Liang, and may help more in marching and fighting. But on the contrary, Zhuge is only cautious all his life, this person is down-to-earth and steady, thinks about things very thoughtfully, and is a good hand at governing the country. In this regard, Guo Jia looks much worse.

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms has seen too much, and it is recommended to look at the Hanshu, Three Kingdoms ==, Guo Jia is a strategist or similar to the chief of staff of the army, Zhuge Liang is an all-rounder in internal affairs, no one can compete in internal affairs except Xun Yu and the Three Kingdoms, and the strategy and military are also first-class but not top-notch, similar to the position of prime minister, death is death, and there is no way to refer to it. Personally, I have read a lot of summaries, Guo Jia, Jia Xu, Li Ru, Fu Zhu Tian Feng, and Fa Zheng are all first-class strategists and pure strategists.