Here you go: madness confusion chaos disarray bedlam

Author: Cheng Lin
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," "Dream of the Red Chamber," "Water Margin," "Journey to the West," the list of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese Literature, is it really appropriate? However, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" was indeed once called "a work for literary geniuses" by Jin Sheng. Over thousands of years, the most well-known historical figures among Chinese people are undoubtedly the figures from the Three Kingdoms. Even rural grandmas have heard of Cao Cao and Zhuge Liang; street urchins know Guan Yu and Zhang Fei like the back of their hands? Of course, this is all thanks to the greatness of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and the Three Kingdoms plays. Cao Cao was a hero in Chinese history, but at times he acted like a rogue. In folklore, he is often depicted as a villain. His governance, which combined benevolence and severity, achieved certain success. Cao Cao seized historical opportunities and made significant contributions to the development of history. Heroic figures also have their petty sides. Therefore, it seems unnecessary and difficult to make a case for Cao Cao.