Through the ancient text The Knife Catcher at the Head of the Bed , what kind of person is King Wei

Suspicious by nature and narrow-minded.

追刀 : zhuō dāo

Uttered "The World Says New Language: Rongzhi": The Huns came to envoy, Cao Cao will receive him, thinking that his appearance is not good, so he asked Cui Yan to replace him, but he stood by with a knife. After the meeting, he sent someone to ask the Xiongnu envoy:

Later, it was called "catching a knife" to write articles on behalf of others or do things for others

People can't look good, and the sea can't fight" can't describe the King of Wei.

King Wei is a "knife catcher", and his temperament is extraordinary! Moreover, it is the author's deliberate disparagement.

Cao Cao is one of the few great statesmen, military strategists, and writers in Chinese history! The temperament is extraordinary, and the appearance must be good! What "people cannot be disguised, and the sea water cannot be measured"!

"Catching a knife" originally referred to a knife guard, and was later used as a metaphor to write essays for others.

This ancient text shows that King Wei was a suspicious and cunning person.

He has a heroic temperament, loves vanity, has a suspicious personality, and is ruthless.

Catching a knife means holding a knife, and a knife catcher: refers to a guard who holds a knife.

From this article, it is inappropriate to describe the King of Wei with "people can not be disguised, and the sea water cannot be measured", because it can be seen here that Cao Cao's temperament is really a hero, and the Hun envoy can know that he is a hero at first sight, so it is not a "person can not be disguised".

Love vanity and lack of self-confidence (this should be learned from Sister Fleur).

Ruthless and rigorous.

A hypocritical and treacherous man, of course he is also a hero (as seen from the words of the messenger).

Suspicious and ruthless.