Understanding of Romance of 3 Kingdoms

• king108

  2 May 06, 10:59

  Originally posted by Nelstar:

  Regardless, it's teaching.
• xfool

  2 May 06, 19:41

  Originally posted by Nelstar:

  It's a novel.
  
  Not history.
  
  

  its based on history,most of the characters and events did exists back then
• king108

  14 May 06, 01:11

  I wishes to talk about the supply of 100 thousands arrows to Zhou Yu promised by Kong Ming.
  
  I think most of us know about the story..I may talk about it later. Now, I would like to concentrate on delivery of promises.
  
  Must respect Kong Ming although he mainly borrowed the arrows from Cao Cao, but minimum he had delivered a promise to Zhou Yu.
• J1N2T3

  14 May 06, 07:30

  Originally posted by Li Ka Shing:

  I believe the Romance of the Three Kingdoms has wrongly put an emphasis on war strategies and intrigues. This is harmful for society.

  thats why the China people always fight among themselves, they cannot unite to fight against foreigners, they should learn to use the tactics on foreign attacks instead of on themselves.
• king108

  14 May 06, 11:44

  Originally posted by J1N2T3:

  thats why the China people always fight among themselves, they cannot unite to fight against foreigners, they should learn to use the tactics on foreign attacks instead of on themselves.

  Well, I do agreed with you on the point that Chineses are know better for fighting each other internally while no as united as others when dealing with foreigner invaders. However, their tactic is better than other in actual facts which cannot be doubted.
• king108

  14 May 06, 11:50

  Originally posted by king108:

  I wishes to talk about the supply of 100 thousands arrows to Zhou Yu promised by Kong Ming.
  
  I think most of us know about the story..I may talk about it later. Now, I would like to concentrate on delivery of promises.
  
  Must respect Kong Ming although he mainly borrowed the arrows from Cao Cao, but minimum he had delivered a promise to Zhou Yu.

  I shall continue from here, in actual fact, Kong Ming bullied Cao Cao cause he knew that Cao Cao is very curious and wouldn't send his ships to attack when he is no sure of the enemy's forces.
  
  Hence, Kong Ming choosed a early morning with heavy fog, Cao Cao was scared that his enemies really attacked and hence ordered his archers to shoot without target.
  
  On that very day, Kong Ming delivered his promise to Zhou Yu with the 100 thousand arrows.
  
  I respected Kong Ming for delivering what he promised regardless of knowing Zhou Yu will be his future enemy. Do you?