Shen Bojun said Three Kingdoms [Figure Text]

Author: Shen Bojun
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: This is an era of heroes and valiant figures. Amid the surging waves of the great river flowing east, we seem to see Zhuge Liang in his crane-feather robe, holding a feather fan, Zhou Yu with his heroic demeanor, Cao Cao composing poetry with his spear, and figures like Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Sun Quan, and Sima Yi, all household names whose stories are well-known. Today, let us once again walk through the mists of war and revisit the legends of these heroes. Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a mature long novel in the history of Chinese literature, already familiar to all. However, there are still many questions people are unclear about, and misunderstandings are not uncommon. Do you know why the three kingdoms are referred to as "Wei, Shu, and Wu"? Was Liu Bei truly the "Uncle Emperor"? What was the official title of a "Military Advisor"? Was Zhao Yun Liu Bei's "Fourth Brother"? Was Sun Quan's wife named "Sun Shangxiang"? Was Diaochan a real person? As a renowned expert on Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the author, based on years of research, addresses numerous questions that readers are curious about but unfamiliar with, or know a little about but cannot explain clearly. With vivid language and an easy-to-understand yet profound approach, the author hopes to accompany readers on a journey through the colorful world of the Three Kingdoms.