Why did the envoy say that the king of Wei was a true hero, but the king of Wei wanted to kill him 5

Be annoyed, because I won't elaborate much after we all know about it. On the one hand, I feel that the other party knows about himself, such an opponent is very terrible, on the other hand, this is a big scandal, if the other party does not have the insight to recognize people, and judge people by their appearance, it is unlikely that they will be exposed, and they may be let go. But the other party knows the hero wisely, so it is difficult to ensure that he will not find out the secret of finding someone to fight on his behalf in the future, in this way, his lack of confidence in his appearance can easily cause ridicule from others.

This is my understanding.

Because that messenger was impersonated by the king of the Huns, and he killed the king of the Huns, because only heroes can see heroes.

Uh、、I thought it was the tolerance in the phoenix、、I'm sorry, I can't help.。

In fact, the "true hero" of the Xiongnu envoy was not talking about the King of Wei, but the guards around the King of Wei, this envoy was very perceptive, and saw that this guard was not ordinary, so he said it bluntly. But he may not have seen through that the King of Wei was pretended to be Cui Yan, and the guards were pretended to be the King of Wei (Cao Cao).

Cao Cao arranged this because he was worried that he would be ridiculed by the Huns because he was not good-looking, so he asked Cui Yan, who had a beautiful face, to pretend to be himself, and he stood on one side with a knife and pretended to be a guard.

But after the Hun envoy said that the guards were heroes, with Cao Cao's personality, he would also doubt what the Hun envoy would say when he returned. If the envoy saw through the disguise, then Cao Cao would be ridiculed by the Huns for his inferiority. If the envoy didn't see through it, he might report the fact that the guards were "real heroes", which was not the same as saying, "The king of Wei has no way to control people, and he actually arranges ambitious people by his side!"

He will be laughed at again. Therefore, Cao Cao must have made the decision to kill the messenger.

Vain, suspicious, vicious, cunning.

Accommodate the fourteenth.

1. Catch a knife at the head of the bed.

Original text) Wei Wu will see the Xiongnu envoys, self-esteem, not enough Xiongyuan country, so that Cui Jiqi generation, the emperor himself grabbed the knife and stood at the head of the bed. When it was over, the spy asked, "What is the King of Wei?"

The Xiongnu envoy replied: "The king of Wei is very hopeful; However, the person who catches the knife at the head of the bed is also a hero. When Wei Wu heard this, he chased and killed this envoy.

Emperor Wu of Wei (Cao Cao) wanted to see the Xiongnu envoys, and he felt that he was ugly and could not intimidate the foreigners who had come from afar, so he asked Cui Jiqi to replace him and stand beside him with a knife. After the meeting, he sent a secret agent to ask the envoy: "How is the King of Wei?"

The Xiongnu envoy said: "The King of Wei has a very elegant appearance, but the man who is sitting next to the couch with a knife is the real hero." When Emperor Wu of Wei heard about it, he sent someone to hunt down and kill the messenger.

1 The King of Wei was a man of great temperament and talent, but he was extremely selfish, suspicious, and vicious.

Shishuo Xinyu is a book published by the Southern Song Dynasty and compiled by a group of literati organized by Liu Yiqing, also known as Shishuo. [1] Its content is mainly to record the words, deeds and anecdotes of some famous people from the late Eastern Han Dynasty to the Jin and Song dynasties.

Shishuo Xinyu is a representative work of "Notes" during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties in China, and is the earliest collection of literary chronicles in China. It originally had eight volumes, but only three volumes were lost after it was lost.

1. Although Cao Cao is ugly, the ambition and domineering that the hero naturally exudes are irresistible. Therefore, it is not appropriate to judge people by appearance, and it is appropriate to use "people cannot be good-looking, and the sea water cannot be measured" to describe the King of Wei in "The World Says New Words".

2. I saw that he was short and short, less than seven feet tall (about 155 cm) at the time, with a round face, big eyes, and a short beard.

Vanity, suspicious, vicious, cunning and witty.

Jealous of others, suspicious, and vicious.

Vain, suspicious, vicious, cunning.

Suspicious, vicious, cunning and witty.

This incident can be analyzed from several aspects:

1.Cao Cao Xitong thought that the messenger recognized him, so it would not sound good to spread the news that he was being replaced by people because of his inferiority. Kill him.

2.It may be thought that this messenger is very eye-catching, can speak, and is a character, whether it is jealousy or blindness, or prudence, it is a reason to kill him.

3.Originally, Cui Yan was replaced for "deterrence", but now, compared with himself, the guard with a knife, King Wei is overshadowed, and the purpose has not been achieved. If it's not cool, kill it.