Summary of the main contents of Romance of the Three Kingdoms (about 150 words)

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the national strength of the Han Dynasty was weak, and the Yellow Scarf Uprising took place. Heroes from all walks of life used the opportunity of suppressing the Yellow River to develop their own power. Cao Cao relied on the emperor as a vassal, and his strength was the strongest. Years of melee, the law of the jungle.

In the battle of Guandu, Cao Cao destroyed Yuan Shao and unified the north. Zhou Yu, the general of Wu State in Battle of Red Cliffs, was defeated by Cao Cao, so that Cao Cao could not invade Jiangnan for the time being, forming a three-legged and relatively stable situation. The Three Kingdoms are Wei of Cao Cao, Wu of Sun Quan and Shu of Liu Bei. After Cao Cao, Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor. General Si Mazhao unified the whole country, ended the tripartite confrontation, seized the state of Wei and established the Jin Dynasty.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms has an obvious tendency in story structure and characterization, that is, the tendency of "supporting Cao against Liu". The rhythm of this book is mainly following the first debut of Liu et al.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms has its own values, and the specific spokesman of this value is Han Shu Group. Liu Bei is the spokesman of benevolence and righteousness. There are few negative descriptions of Liu Bei in the whole novel, from the plain county magistrate to the people crossing the river, and then to Bai Di City to entrust an orphan. The image of a benevolent gentleman is carried out to the end.

Romance of the Three Kingdoms, one of China's classical Four Great Classical Novels, is China's first chapter-by-chapter historical romance novel. Its full name is Popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms (also known as Romance of the Three Kingdoms), written by Luo Guanzhong, a famous novelist in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty.

The historical works of the Three Kingdoms not only provide the basic material and historical framework for The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but also directly affect the novel's creation mode and basic tendency.

The spirit of seeking truth from facts and the consciousness of seeking truth from facts are the basic characteristics of historiographer culture, which are reflected in the compilation of historical books. Editors are required to take an objective attitude and pay attention to summing up and exploring historical experiences and lessons in order to achieve the purpose of "governing the country with capital" and educating people. These characteristics are well reflected in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

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Romance of the Three Kingdoms-Baidu Encyclopedia