Choose one of Zhuge Liang and Cao Cao as your advisor, who will you choose?

Choose Zhuge Liang, he is more resourceful and heartfelt enough, able to provide Liu Bei with military and life help from the beginning, and assist the queen after his death.

Zhuge Liang, because Zhuge Liang is a resourceful, intelligent, shrewd and capable, knowledgeable, and clever person, he borrowed arrows from the grass boat to achieve victory, Cao Cao likes to deceive, so choose Zhuge Liang.

I think I will choose Zhuge Liang, after all, his own talents, personality and moral character are very good, and Cao Cao's personality is not very good, so he doesn't dare to use it.

First of all, Cao Cao is surrounded by talents, and he may not have Zhuge Liang's position, and secondly, Cao Cao led the army to slaughter Xuzhou in order to avenge the killing of his father, which made Zhuge Liang very dissatisfied.

Liu Bei will not "borrow Mr.'s head for a use" in an emergency!

Get 500 armor soldiers to get other people's girls back at every turn, who can stand this?

Because Cao Cao's scheming is very deep, and he will kill him at any time, which is not conducive to his development, so he chooses to follow others.

Hongmen Banquet, Empty City Strategy, Waterloo Battle, Straw Boat Borrowing Arrows.

Chinese Culture-Historical Allusions] Yuan Shao once had the opportunity to blackmail the Son of Heaven to make the princes miss the opportunity due to hesitation.

Tian Feng said (Yuan) Shao said: "The plan related to the capital, neither restraint, should be approved as soon as possible, meet the Son of Heaven, move the edict, and order the sea, this is counted." No, he will be fowled in the end, although regret is useless. "I don't obey.

Zizhi Tongjian, vol. 62.

In 196 AD, Cao Cao took the trump card of Emperor Han Xian and coerced the Son of Heaven to order the princes. This trick is really smart, occupying the nominal high ground and making a lot of money.

For example, Yuan Shao, who always received the edict of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty at that time, although he understood that this edict was Cao Cao's meaning, but nominally it was the emperor's, and he had to respect it, so he felt very inconvenient. "Zizhi Tongjian" records: "Every time Yuan Shao gets an edict, he suffers from those who are inconvenient to himself.

What if it's inconvenient? Yuan Shao also had an idea, planning to place the emperor not far from him, "wanting to move the Son of Heaven to himself".

At that time, the relationship between Yuan Shao and Cao Cao was not bad, so in 198 AD, Yuan Shao sent someone to Cao Cao and said: Xuchang has a low geographical location, a humid climate, and Luoyang is too badly damaged. Cao Cao is a shrewd person, as soon as he heard it, he knew that Yuan Shao wanted to rob him of the Son of Heaven, and he resolutely refused to agree, how could you get this trump card?

Cao Cao did not agree, and the strategist Tian Feng persuaded Yuan Shao that since the surname Cao was disobedient and did not move the capital, then we would attack Xuchang, take the Son of Heaven over, and hold the Son of Heaven hostage to command the world, which is the best policy. Otherwise, we will eventually be killed by Cao Cao.

Tian Feng's strategy is actually to transplant Cao Cao's role to Yuan Shao and win the trump card of the Son of Heaven. This was originally a good plan, but Yuan Shao was worried again: This Son of Heaven has been taken back, and I, Yuan Shao, will not be the boss, will I listen to the emperor or listen to me Yuan Shao when the time comes?

Yuan Shao, who couldn't sort out the relationship between his superiors and subordinates, finally rejected Tian Feng's suggestion and missed the opportunity.

While Yuan Shao was still hesitating, one of his soldiers had defected to Cao Cao, saying that Tian Feng had suggested seizing the emperor. Cao Cao was fighting Zhang Xiu on the front line, and he was so frightened that he was in a cold sweat, and immediately withdrew his troops to defend Xuchang and prevent Yuan Shao from robbing people. For Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, Cao Cao regarded him as a treasure, and Yuan Shao regarded him as a chicken rib, and the difference between the strategies of the two was manifested in this attitude.

In the competitive landscape, there is only one trump card, some people rush to ask for it, and some people love it, so success may also ignore the latter.

Cao Cao had a number of strategists under him, and when the strategists disagreed, how did he decide?

Cao Cao did not have a claim in trouble like Yuan Shao, and the strategists argued endlessly; On the other hand, he is not like Zhuge Liang, who does not consult with others and makes decisions by himself, but not only listens to the high opinions of strategists, but is also good at making decisions, and gives full play to the role of a think tank. The "Think Tank" is made up of a number of "think tanks" with their own specialties. If we study the formation process of the "think tank" in history, Cao Cao is likely to be the initiator.

According to some statistics, until Cao Cao's death, he had a total of 102 core strategists and important strategists. According to the records of "Three Kingdoms" and Pei Note, rough statistics show that Cao Cao has 87 strategists, and 8 are master-level strategists. In the early stage, it should be Xun Yu, Xun You, Jia Xu, Guo Jia and Cheng Yu, which is commonly known as the "five strategists" of Cao Cao Group.

<> the most outstanding strategists of the Cao Wei period were Xun Yu, Xun You, Cheng Yu, Guo Jia, Jia Xu, etc. It should be noted that "Xi Zhicai" was also an early strategist under Cao Cao, who was a man of many strategies, Cao Cao was very important, and he first proposed the prototype of a "think tank", but unfortunately died early, and there are very few historical materials, which is quite mysterious. After his death, Xun Yu recommended Guo Jia.

They formed Cao Cao's "think tank", and whenever it was necessary to decide on a major policy, Cao Cao always let the strategists fully express their opinions, or took the initiative to solicit the opinions of the strategists, and then chose the correct opinions or absorbed the reasonable elements of some opinions, and made his own decisions.

How did Cao Cao gather these professional strategists? Headline netizens summed up four aspects: investment.

Xun Yu, Guo Jia, Huanjie, Jia Xu and others are the most typical. Recommend. Xun Yu, Hua Xin, Guo Jia, etc., cited before and after Xun Yu; Na drop.

Represented by Xu You, Chen Lin, and Zhaozhao. Forced conscription. Xu Shu was originally Liu Bei's military advisor, and defeated Cao Bing with soldiers several times, Cao Cao captured Xu Shu's mother and tricked Xu Shu into leaving Liu Bei and coming to his side with fake letters.

Cao Cao has a very set of methods for the management of think tanks, focusing on talent. Cao Cao not only valued his own advisers, but also valued the advisers of others and treated them with courtesy. After Yuan Shao's advisor Fu Zhu was captured by Cao Cao, he made it clear that he would not surrender to Cao Cao, and Cao Cao kept him in the army and treated him with courtesy; Chen Lin scolded Cao Cao for Shao Cao, insulted three generations, and was later captured, Cao Cao used his talents.

Cao Cao also used marriages to entrap wise men, such as Cao Cao marrying his daughter Princess Anyang to Xun Yun, the son of Xun Yu.

They will sit down calmly and discuss the problem, and the result may be a vote, with the minority obeying the majority.

In this case, Cao Cao will listen to everyone's opinions and then find a decision that is most beneficial to him.

Cao Cao was a very resourceful leader, and he would choose the most suitable person according to the changes in the situation at the time.