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These four people in the Three Kingdoms are obviously military generals, why are they considered strategists, what is the reason!
Overcoming obstacles: When the fog of history lifts, how should we define "both civil and military"?
"The rolling Yangtze River is passing away, and the waves are sweeping away the heroic ......", the magnificent history of the Three Kingdoms has always been a topic of conversation. In this land of heroes, strategists and generals lead the way and perform thrilling epics together. The fog of history often obscures people's eyes, and some military generals with unique skills are mistaken for strategists by later generations because of their outstanding strategies. Today, let us clear the fog of history, re-examine the misunderstood heroes of "both civil and military", and explore the true meaning of "civil" and "martial".
1. The origin of the misunderstanding: the limitations of labeling cognition
Zhong Xuan, Cheng Yu, Chen Gong, Jia Xu, these names shine brightly in the history of the Three Kingdoms. They strategized and won thousands of miles, and made great contributions to their respective lords. Later generations often categorized them as "strategists" and ignored their heroic performance on the battlefield.
This kind of labeling cognition stems from people's stereotypes of "literature" and "martial arts". In the traditional concept, "Wen" represents elegance, wisdom, and strategizing, while "Wu" symbolizes bravery, strength, and charging into battle. This dualistic mode of thinking limits people's comprehensive understanding of historical figures.
2. Realistic portrayal: both civil and military in historical details
In fact, the truth of history is often hidden in the details. Through careful study of historical materials, we will find that these misunderstood "strategists" are actually generals who are both civil and military.
Zhong Xuan:
He is not only Cao Cao's trusted adviser, but also a battle-hardened general. In the pacification of the Weigu rebellion, he personally led the army and fought bloodily, and finally put down the rebellion and stabilized the situation in Guanzhong.
Cheng Yu:
He was known for his resourcefulness under Cao Cao, but he also took the lead in defending the three cities against Lü Bu's attacks, showing remarkable courage and boldness.
Chen Gong:
He was the chief strategist under Lu Bu's tent, but he also commanded the army and participated in commanding battles, making him a rare general.
Jia Xu:
He is famous for being a "poisoner", but under Dong Zhuo, he has served as the commander of Pingjin and the captain of the school, and participated in the campaign against the Kwantung Coalition Army, showing good military talent.
3. Underlying reasons: the background of the times and personal choices
What is the reason why these generals who are both civil and military are finally remembered by future generations as "strategists"?
Background:
During the Three Kingdoms period, wars were frequent, and the demand for talents was very strong. In this context, talents who are both civil and military can often be reused and leave a strong mark on the historical stage.
Personal Choice:
Each historical figure has his own personality traits and life pursuits. Some people may be more inclined to make a career on the battlefield, while others prefer to work behind the scenes. Zhong Xuan, Cheng Yu, Chen Gong, Jia Xu and others, although they all have the potential to become excellent generals, they finally chose to devote their talents more to strategy, which is also related to their own personality characteristics and life choices.
4. Inspiration and Reflection: Break the label and embrace diversity
History is a mirror that can reflect the past and enlighten the future. What inspiration can we get from these misunderstood heroes of "both civil and military"?
Break the label and refuse to be one-sided:
We should abandon the label-based way of thinking and look at historical figures and the real world from a more comprehensive and objective perspective. Everyone is multifaceted, and we can't ignore a person's talent and value in others just because they excel in one area.
Embracing Diversity and Respecting Differences:
Everyone has their own unique strengths and strengths, and we should respect everyone's choices and encourage diversified development. Whether it is "literature" or "martial arts", as long as they can give full play to their own strengths and contribute to society, they are worthy of our recognition and respect.
5. Future prospects: only by cultivating both civil and military can we be invincible
In today's competitive era, the importance of both civil and military training has become even more prominent. Both individuals and countries need to have comprehensive qualities and abilities in order to be invincible in the fierce competition.
Personal Development:
In the era of knowledge economy, it is difficult to meet the needs of social development by relying only on a single skill. We need to continue to learn new knowledge and improve our overall quality in order to remain competitive in the workplace.
National Development:
In the face of the complex international situation, the country needs to cultivate more interdisciplinary talents with both civil and military skills, so as to achieve greater achievements in safeguarding national security and promoting economic development.
The "civil and military perfection" in history is not unattainable, it exists in everyone who dares to break through themselves and pursue excellence. Let's learn from history, break labels, embrace diversity, and continue to challenge ourselves on the road in the future to achieve a more wonderful life!
Keyword:
Three Kingdoms, Military Generals, Strategists, Civil and Military Figures, Historical Figures, Labeling, Diversity, Personal Development, National Development