How is the relationship between Zhou Yu and Xiao Qiao? If you were Xiao Qiao, would you choose Zhou Yu, Cao Cao or Zhuge Liang?

Zhou Yu is persistent and single-minded about love. Three wives and four concubines were very common in ancient times, not to mention a man like Zhou Yu who was outstanding in appearance, brilliant, intelligent and brave, charming and powerful? But he only married Xiao Qiao all his life. He and Sun Ce didn't get married until they were twenty-five. It was already late, because he didn't meet the right person. He doesn't want to have sex. Once you meet Xiao Qiao, you will be persistent and single-minded and never marry. This is very romantic and touching. In ancient times, such stories were rare. Zhou Yu was an outstanding strategist in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. His military talent is far from Zhuge Liang's. He was an outstanding politician in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. His political talent is far above Zhuge Liang, which is mainly manifested in the following aspects: First, he advised Sun Ce to take Jiangdong and start an inheritance. At that time, there were many heroes in the north, and Jingzhou Liu Biao was powerful. Only the fertile land in Jiangdong and the natural barrier of the Yangtze River make entrepreneurship possible. Facts have proved that taking Jiangdong made Sun Ce's career. Second, after Sun Ce seized Jiangdong, it planned to seize Lujiang, Jingzhou and Yizhou, jointly govern the great river with the north and unify China. Judging from the later development, this view is undoubtedly wise and far-sighted! Wu Dong's strategic policies are basically in line with this trend. Third, after Battle of Red Cliffs, Zhou Yu did not agree to lend Liu Bei the land of four counties in the south of Jingzhou, but advocated the elimination of Liu Bei in one fell swoop. At that time, Liu Bei survived by Zhou Yu and Battle of Red Cliffs. Later, when Zhou Yu and Coss confronted each other in Jiangling, he took the opportunity to seize Jingzhou, Jiangnan and Changsha and called it borrowing Sun Quan. Zhou Yu knows that borrowing land from Liu Bei is tantamount to raising a tiger, and he is confident that fighting Liu Bei at this time is enough to destroy Liu Bei, and Cao Cao has no time to take care of it. Unfortunately, this idea was opposed by Lu Su and Sun Quan. They were worried that if they went to war with Liu Bei, Cao Cao would take the opportunity to go south. Facts have proved that Zhou Yu's statement is correct, and Cao Cao was unable to go south at that time. Rising of sun also reflected on this matter later, thinking that it was Lu Su's mistake and shortcoming to lend Liu Bei land. If Zhou Yu's proposal had been implemented at that time, there would not have been a three-point world, and it was likely to be a confrontation between the north and the south. The fourth manifestation of Zhou Yu's political ability is that after he captured Jiangling, he planned to take Yizhou. After capturing Jiangling, the first county in Nanjun County, he suggested to Sun Quan to lead the troops to take Yizhou, and then the soldiers were divided into two ways, all the way from Yizhou to Chang 'an and all the way from Jiangling to Xiangyang, so that the north would be profitable. This coincides with Zhuge Liang's Longzhong Dui, but it is more feasible than Longzhong Dui. Because Zhuge Liang is right in Longzhong, and Liu Bei is under the care of others, and his strength is less than two thousand, he has no ability and foundation to realize Longzhong's right. This is just an armchair strategist and self-consolation. Later, when Cao Cao went south, Liu Bei was beaten to abandon his helmet and armor, and went all the way south, bent on going to Guangxi to defect to Wu Ju, the satrap of Cangwu. Where will there be a "Longzhong pair" in his mind to take Jingzhou to Dingyizhou? It's good to be alive! If Zhou Yu hadn't defeated Cao Cao in Chibi, Lu Su insisted on lending Jingzhou to Liu Bei, and Liu Bei wouldn't have Jingzhou. If Zhou Yu died before taking Yizhou, Liu Bei would not get Yizhou. Therefore, Zhuge Liang's "Longzhong Dui" is actually just an immature and general view of the situation. There is no foundation and ability to shape it. Anyone with a little knowledge can talk about this. For example, Gan Ning, a general in Wu Dong War, put forward Sun Quan's viewpoint of taking Jingzhou and determining Yizhou. In contrast, Zhou Yu's idea of taking Jingzhou and deciding Yizhou was put forward on the basis of practicality! Unfortunately, Zhou Yu's early death failed to be put into practice, and Liu Bei took Yizhou instead. This can only be ridiculed by Liu Bei's great happiness. The fifth performance of Zhou Yu's political ability is also the most full performance, that is, before Battle of Red Cliffs, he fought Cao Cao, who claimed to have an army of 800,000. Everyone is familiar with this, so I won't say much here. Of course, Zhou Yu also has a very high political ability to govern the country, from Soochow to a county, which is truly reflected in this book. The political talents mentioned above are actually military strategic talents. Political and military capabilities are sometimes inseparable. In addition, his military talents are mainly manifested in the following aspects: First, he served as the main commander-in-chief of Soochow for a long time, showing outstanding commander-in-chief ability. Second, the famous Red Cliff War, with fewer people than many, is enough to show its military talent. The third is the siege of Jiangling after Battle of Red Cliffs. After Cao Cao defeated Chibi, he left two famous generals, Cao Ren and Huang Xu, to guard Jingzhou Town and Jiangling, the first county in Nanjun County. Zhou Yu led twenty thousand troops to besiege. Tough battles have always been difficult to fight, but Jiangling city is deep and has plenty of food and grass. However, after nearly a year of confrontation with Zhou Yu, there were few casualties, and Coss finally repelled and occupied Jiangling. An example that can be compared with this is that more than ten years later, Guan Yu led tens of thousands of troops to besiege Xiangyang, which was guarded by 5,000 people in Coss, and besieged the city with floods, but it was still not captured after several months of attack. Finally, it was broken by Huang Xu from the outside. Fourthly, in a series of wars to explore the territory of Wu Dong, Zhou Yu, as the commander-in-chief after Sun Ce and Sun Quan, fought in the south and helped lay half of Wu Dong. Jiangdong, Lu Jiang and Howie are all commanders, almost invincible, fully demonstrating his outstanding military talents. More than half of Wu Dong is due to Zhou Yu's sports. No wonder, after the sun rose, he cried many times and said to his ministers, "I am not alone in Zhou Gongjin, and I am not an emperor." Zhuge Liang can't be said here. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang's political and military talents are superb! Look at Zhuge Liang in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms: he set fire to Bowangpo, suffered several defeats, sent troops, and quarreled with Confucianism, which angered Zhou Yu and induced him to send troops against Cao. Alone in Zhou Ying, the straw boat skillfully borrowed an arrow from the east wind to command the Chibi War in Liu Jiajun, and commanded Guan Yu and others to ambush Cao Cao on many fronts, so that Zhou Yu's wife and children were separated, and so on. It's really colorful. It's awesome. Actually, it's all about Zi Xu Wu! True History: Before and after Battle of Red Cliffs, Zhuge Liang did nothing but send envoys to beg Sun Quan to send troops to save Liu Bei, but was Liu Bei's guest. When he was sent to Dongwu, there was no argument with Confucianism, and Zhou Yu was not angry because of "locking Er Qiao in the Bronze Bird Palace", because Cao Cao's Bronze Bird Palace had not been built at that time, and the Second Bridge in Ode to Bronze Bird did not refer to Er Qiao in the south of the Yangtze River. Sun Quan's sending troops had little to do with Zhuge Liang, but Zhou Yuli, a hero, argued and persuaded Sun Quan with military and political advantages. Moreover, with Zhuge Liang's insignificant qualifications and status at that time, there was no chance to anger Zhou Yu, who was second only to Sun Quan in Jiangdong. Battle of Red Cliffs is all the ingenious works of Zhou Yu, and has nothing to do with Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang is not alone in Zhou Yu's camp, fighting with Zhou Yu and borrowing arrows to borrow the east wind. Then there was no Zhou Yu incident. Liu Bei didn't get married in Wu Dong either, but Wu Dong sent Sun Shangxiang to the police station. Because Battle of Red Cliffs didn't get any results, Zhuge Liang was appointed as a corps commander after Liu Bei occupied four counties in the south of the Yangtze River. This is an official rank between a partial general and a captain, far below Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun, and his job is to "adjust grain tax to pay for the army", which is about equivalent to the current finance director or tax director. Before Zhou Yu died, Zhuge Liang could not be compared with Zhou Yu. Even after Zhou Yu's death, Zhuge Liang did not show much military talent. Liu Beiding Yizhou, Hanzhong is not under Zhuge Liang's command. Six prayers were in vain, and some small victories were exaggerated by art. The main talents of the real Zhuge Liang in history are "showing grace, taking office, obeying the power system, being sincere and fair." . Chen Shou, the author of "The History of the Three Kingdoms", made it very clear: "A brilliant talent is better at managing appearance, shorter than whimsy, and better at managing people." "Being resourceful is not his strong suit." Zhou Yu, on the other hand, served as commander-in-chief or deputy commander-in-chief of Soochow for a long time, and personally participated in and commanded almost all major battles. His military and political talents not only impressed his opponents, but also outstanding Jiangdong leaders Sun Ce and Sun Quan. Sun Quan has repeatedly lamented that Zhou Yu is "a man with both civil and military skills and a versatile person". On the historical stage at that time, Zhou Yu was radiant. Compared with Zhuge Liang at that time, big stars like Chow Yun Fat and Tony Leung Chiu Wai were compared with a boy who just entered the film and television circle and only worked as a walk-on. Regardless of qualifications, status, talent and experience, they are not at the same level. -This is the truth of history. But obviously, in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, everything is upside down, not only deifying Zhuge Liang, but also letting Zhou Yu foil Zhuge Liang, thus creating a big "unjust case": for thousands of years, people have known that Zhou Yu was the narrow-minded person who angered Zhuge Liang and was always shorter than Zhuge Liang, and Zhuge Liang became an omnipotent god. The power of literature is evident here. Fight for adoption with your hands.