Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Journey to the West after reading 1 article of 200 words

Journey to the West actually seemed to be a somewhat rebellious book in that era. The author cleverly and implicitly presents some of his views on the so-called imperial court. The Heavenly Palace is the hidden reflection of the imperial court in reality.

I remember that when Sun Wukong first put on the banner of Monkey King, Heavenly Court sent someone to make him an official. In technical terms, this is Zhao'an. There are only two methods adopted by the imperial court against influential non-governmental organizations or individuals, recruiting peace or strangling.

As the saying goes, "those who follow me prosper, and those who oppose me perish". If you can't take it for your own use, then get rid of it quickly.

And there is a set of ways to appease these people. It is necessary to let him settle down, but not to give too much power. Even though Sun Wukong's official position became bigger and bigger, in fact, it was just a false name.

It can be seen from the book that Heavenly Court's pacification of Sun Wukong was very successful. It's just that Sun Wukong later let him know that his official position has its own appearance, so there is a big trouble in the heavenly palace. Actually, Sun Wukong is relatively straightforward.

If you don't reuse me, I'll make you upside down! But his actions from beginning to end were just for the sake of being reused. There was no idea of really replacing the Jade Emperor from the bottom of his heart.

For Sun Wukong, I just want to be a big official, not only with a majestic name, but also with the power to command everyone!

It's a pity that such a unique person eventually fell into the cliché. If you can't become an immortal, you will become a Buddha. Surrendered to power. It's really sad and lamentable. Maybe this was also the fate that all people in that era could not escape.

Reading the book "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" has benefited me a lot. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, one of China's four great masterpieces, is an important literary masterpiece in China's ancient history. "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" depicts nearly 200 characters, the most successful of which are Zhuge Liang, Cao Cao, Guan Yu, Liu Bei and others.

"Romance of the Three Kingdoms" mainly describes the struggle between the three ruling groups of Wei, Shu and Wu during the Three Kingdoms period. It tells a series of stories that took place between the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the unification of the Jin Dynasty.

Among them, there are the Yongzhu Emperor Liu Chan, the narrow-minded Zhou Yu, the loyal Lu Su, the brave Zhang Fei, the righteous Guan Yu, the virtuous Liu Bei, etc., all of them are extremely stated. These characters gave me a deep education. Despite these characters, the ones that struck me the most were the heroes described in the book.

Let's talk about Guan Yu first. This is one of the characters that impressed me the most. He descended to the Han and did not descend to Cao, Bing Candle Dadan, rode alone for thousands of miles, crossed five passes and killed six generals, beheaded Cai Yang in the ancient city, and later explained Cao Cao in Huarong Daoyi.

He was loyal to his old lord and surrendered to the enemy because of his defeat, but as soon as he learned the news of his old master, he did not know how to go thousands of miles. I think that although I surrendered to the enemy, I finally came back, and not only was it loyal, but it was also a rare and valuable loyalty. The way Guan Yu is expressed in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is also very simple:

Danfeng eyes, lying silkworm eyebrows, face like heavy jujubes, green dragon glaive knife", and later added "red rabbit horse", scraping bones to cure poison is not afraid of pain, beheading Yan Liang, Zhu Wen ugly, almost become invincible in the world.

The characters in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" have their own states, some long and some short. Overall, I was blown away from reading this book, and the above people also gave me a deep impression that they are worth learning from.