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Anonymous users2024-01-24wrote about Cao Cao's ambivalent psychology. It shows that he pays a lot of attention to his appearance.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Cao Cao, because of his ugly appearance, was afraid of losing the grandeur of the Central Plains and was reluctant to receive the envoy, so he asked the guards to meet him. I don't want the messenger to say that the bedside knife catcher is a hero.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If it's you, you're farting! Hum! It shows that Cao Cao is jealous and jealous, and Yi Zhongtian can't see it, how can you see it, what this story illustrates is obvious - Cao Cao is a hero, + of course Cao Cao killed the messenger in the end!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Cao Cao is certainly treacherous, cunning, and suspicious, but he is also lovable and kind.
I don't know if you have watched CCTV10's "Hundred Lectures"? Yi Zhongtian, a professor at Xiamen University, told us about Cao Cao's life.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20【Original text】 Wei Wu will see the Xiongnu envoy, thinking that he is very ugly, not enough to be a distant country, so that Cui Jiqi is on the throne, and the emperor grabs the knife and stands at the head of the bed. When it was over, the spy asked, "What is the King of Wei?"
The Xiongnu envoy replied: "The king of Wei is very hopeful; However, the person who catches the knife at the head of the bed is also a hero. When Wei Wu heard this, he chased and killed this envoy.
The envoy called Cao Cao a true hero, and this incident showed Cao Cao's jealous and narrow-minded character.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Cao Cao is certainly treacherous, cunning, and suspicious, but he is also lovable and kind.
I don't know if you have watched CCTV10's "Hundred Lectures"? Yi Zhongtian, a professor at Xiamen University, told us about Cao Cao's life.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Cunning, suspicious by nature, but also eloquent.
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Anonymous users2024-01-17Suspicious a little but not all, if you are a monarch, of course, you are afraid of being victimized by your subordinates, with Cao Cao's cleverness, kill chickens to show monkeys, and warn your subordinates not to approach when sleeping.
It can be seen that Cao Cao understands the art of the emperor and is smart.
There is a side like ordinary people, for example, the appearance of the self-conscious appearance is not too good, afraid of being looked down upon by the Huns, embarrassed, let Cui Tan of the Xuanang of the instrument to meet on his behalf, and also have the side of the minister, for example, he is good at secretly observing the opponent, figuring out the opponent's mind, being good at making secret moves, and gaining insight into the overall situation, but in the eyes of the messenger, Cao Cao's temperament is enough to become a king.
Cao Cao was a suspicious man. He is also a traitor. His servant saw that the building where he slept was outside, and turned it into order for him. Cao Cao thought he was going to kill him, so he took up a knife and killed him. And said to the outside world that he killed someone in his dream, but in fact he was suspicious.
The messenger could see at a glance that the sword-wielding man (Cao Cao) standing on the side was a true hero, and with Cao Cao's ability to recognize people and make good use of them, he must have seen that the messenger was not an ordinary mortal. Letting this person go is like letting a tiger return to the mountain. This was detrimental to Cao Cao's efforts to stabilize his power in the north.
The author uses narrative expression and rhetorical techniques to describe Cao Cao's characteristics from the side, although his appearance is not good, but his ambition is exposed.
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