Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Author: Luo Guanzhong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The Yangtze River rolls eastward, its waves erode the heroes. Lu Bu, Zhao Yun, and Guan Yu, Guandu, Red Cliffs, and Jieting, beheading Hua Xiong, the empty city strategy, Changban Slope, capturing seven times and releasing seven times—reading it brings three sighs, the Three Kingdoms' turmoil rises, with the sunset red several times. This play depicts the turbulent era in history when strongmen fought for supreme power through political struggles and frequent wars. It showcases the historical panorama of Wei, Shu, and Wu vying for dominance! Romance of the Three Kingdoms is an excellent historical novel created based on the historical facts and folk legends of the Three Kingdoms period. Its content is rich and diverse, leaving readers with profound and multifaceted cognitive value. The story begins with Liu, Guan, and Zhang sworn brothers in the peach garden during the reign of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, describing major historical events of the late Eastern Han and the Three Kingdoms period over nearly a century, as well as numerous heroic figures who made history. Through vivid and moving stories, the author reveals the darkness and corruption within the feudal ruling class, condemning the cruelty and vileness of the rulers. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, warlords fought for power. The so-called "Eighteen Routes" coalition of feudal lords marched to attack Dong Zhuo under the banner of "supporting the royal family and saving the people," but in reality, they engaged in intrigue and deceit, each harboring their own ambitions to become kings.