In history, Huang Xu lived a frugal life and was strict with himself. Before he died, he specially ordered to be buried with clothes. Moreover, he made meritorious service in every battle, but rarely asked for rewards. Therefore, there is a saying circulating in Cao Cao's army, "You can't do it, it belongs to Huang Xu." Huang Xu sent scouts to fight the soldiers far away. Pretend that you can't win first, and then fight bravely to win. Soldiers are often too busy to eat, which is unique. Huang Xu regards the struggle for the unification of Cao and Wei as an opportunity to play games for himself, and uses it as a driving force to spur his actions. Showed his valuable character. He was the founding father of Cao Wei regime and an outstanding military commander in ancient China.
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Huang Xu (? -227 years), the word, He Dongyang (now southeast of Hongdong, Shanxi). Cao Wei was a famous soldier in the Three Kingdoms period. Originally a captain riding under Yang Feng's account, Yang Feng took refuge in Cao Cao after being defeated by Cao Cao, and repeatedly made meritorious military service under Cao Cao, and participated in several major battles such as Guandu, Chibi, Guanzhong and Hanzhong. In the Battle of Fancheng, Huang Xu defeated Guan Yu as a reinforcement of Coss, and was praised as "the wind of Zhou Yafu" by Cao Cao because of his strict military management in this campaign. After Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor, he added Huang Xu as the right general and died in 227 AD, calling him Qiang Hou.