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There were many important things about Guan Yu. He had once killed Yan Liang and stabbed him to death in the midst of thousands of people. He hung up his seal and sealed it with gold. He rejected Cao Cao's high official position and generous salary. He wrote a letter to bid farewell and went to Liu Bei. It was true that he rode alone for thousands of miles. Although it might not be a thousand miles, he was determined to return to Liu Bei's side. However, such stories as killing Hua Xiong with warm wine and fighting Lu Bu with three heroes are fictional. Hwa Xiong was killed by Sun Jian's troops and had nothing to do with Guan Yu. Wen Chou was not killed by Guan Yu. Killing six generals after passing the five stages did not exist in history, so Cao Cao did not stop Guan Yu from leaving. Huarong Dao's capture and release of Cao was also a fictional plot. It was true that scraping the bones to cure the poison, but the person who treated him was not Hua Tuo. The seven armies were flooded by the continuous rain. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Guan Yu, also known as Yun Chang, was originally an ordinary soldier who was promoted to a general. Because of his loyalty and courage, he was recruited by Liu Bei as his adopted son and together they established the Shu Han regime. Guan Yu's main achievements included: 1. Going to the meeting alone: When Liu Bei recruited Guan Yu, Guan Yu refused to join Cao Cao's forces. Instead, he insisted on being loyal to Liu Bei and was finally trusted by Liu Bei. At a banquet, Cao Cao tried to persuade Guan Yu to join his faction, but Guan Yu firmly refused to go to the banquet alone. He fought an intense battle with Cao Cao and finally defeated Cao Cao. 2. Righteous: In the early days of Liu Bei's business, Guan Yu had helped Liu Bei defeat Lu Bu and other enemies and protect Liu Bei's wife and children. Later, after Liu Bei established his own regime, Guan Yu had always supported and protected Liu Bei, and was known as a "loyal and righteous man." 3. Passing the Five Barriers and Killing the Six Generals: When Liu Bei recruited Guan Yu, Guan Yu left Liu Bei because he missed his hometown. Later, Liu Bei recruited Guan Yu's sworn brother, Zhang Fei, and others to attack the Cao army. During the attack, Guan Yu went through five trials but finally succeeded in breaking through the barrier and defeating the Cao General. 4. Riding a Thousand Miles Alone: When Liu Bei was fleeing, Guan Yu had once ridden a thousand miles to follow Liu Bei and finally returned to his side. 5. Battle of Maicheng: When Liu Bei attacked Cao Cao's army, Guan Yu once defended Maicheng and resisted the fierce attack of Cao Cao's army. In the Battle of Maicheng, Guan Yu displayed outstanding commanding ability and courage, and finally successfully defended Maicheng, winning precious time for Liu Bei. These deeds made Guan Yu a famous general and hero in Chinese history. He was also one of the important figures in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Guan Yu was a famous general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. It was said that his real name was Guan Ping, and he was one of the important advisors of Liu Bei, the last emperor of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. Guan Yu was born into a military family and had been trained strictly since he was young. He was good at horse fighting. According to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, before Liu Bei recruited Guan Yu, he had been a general guarding his hometown for a period of time. Later, Liu Bei recruited him and let him join his army. Guan Yu had performed well in Liu Bei's army and was known as the "Tiger General" because of his bravery and fighting skills. After Liu Bei captured Yizhou and Jingzhou, Guan Yu was promoted to General Zhendong and served as the herdsman of Jingzhou. During his time in Jingzhou, he had helped Liu Bei defeat the enemy many times, including the generals of Cao Wei, Zhang He and Ma Teng. In the end, Guan Yu was surrounded by Cao Ren, a general sent by Cao Cao, but he successfully broke through and surrendered to Liu Bei. Liu Bei was grateful for Guan Yu's help and gave him the title of "General Yi De" and appointed him to defend the northern border of Shu Han. Because of this, Guan Yu became one of the most famous generals in the history of Shu Han. However, there were also some literary works and film and television works that exaggerated and beautified Guan Yu's image to make him look even more brave. However, Guan Yu was indeed an outstanding general in history, and his brave image was also reflected in historical records to a certain extent.

Guan Yu was a famous general and politician in Chinese history. He was also one of the important figures in the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. According to historical records, Guan Yu was an ordinary farmer who was later recruited as a general of Shu Han because of his outstanding performance. After the destruction of Shu Han, Guan Yu was valued by Cao Cao and asked him to serve Cao Wei. Guan Yu refused and eventually chose to stay in Shu Han and became one of the important figures in Shu Han. There were not many clear records regarding Guan Yu's origins in history. However, some legends and stories described Guan Yu's legendary experiences and heroic image. For example, it was said that Guan Yu had once fought against Cao Cao's army alone and finally killed Cao Cao's generals Yan Liang and Wen Chou. In addition, Guan Yu had once led his troops to resist Sun Quan's attack and performed well in the Battle of Red Cliff to help Liu Bei defeat Sun Quan. Although Guan Yu's heroic image had been described in some legends, it was still difficult to determine whether he was really as brave as in the novels. After all, novels and history were two different forms of art. They might exaggerate or fabricate the performance of some characters. However, as a famous general and politician in Chinese history, Guan Yu's heroic image left a deep mark in history and was deeply respected by future generations.

The following is a list of recommended novels by Guan Yu: 1. "The Re-prosperity of the Han Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms": The protagonist Liu He passed through the Han Dynasty and became the son of Liu Yu, a relative of the Han Dynasty. He became sworn brothers with Guan Yu and inherited the ambition of Guangwu to revive the Han Dynasty. 2. The main character, Liu Chen, traveled to the Three Kingdoms period and became sworn brothers with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. He had a pair of special weapons. 3. The story tells the story of the protagonist who obtained the Guan Yu mecha in the mecha era and began a series of adventures and battles. Please note that the novels recommended above are filtered based on the search results provided. There may be other novels by Guan Yu that have not been mentioned.

Guan Yu had many titles. The following were some of the more typical titles: - During the Sui Dynasty, Yang Guang, the King of Jin, conferred him the title of " Buddhist Bodhisattva ", the guardian of Buddhism. - After the Tang Dynasty's An Lushan Rebellion, he was listed as one of the 72 generals by Tang Suzong. - During the Northern Song Dynasty, Emperor Huizong granted him the title of "True Lord of Chongning" and later granted him the title of "King of Wu 'an". - During the Southern Song Dynasty, Emperor Xiaozong was posthumously named "Zhuang Miao Yiyong Wu 'an Yingji King". - During the Tianli years of the Yuan Dynasty, Emperor Taiding was posthumously named "Xianling Yiyong Wu 'an Yingji King". - During the Wanli years of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Shenzong conferred him the title of " The Great Demon Subduing Emperor of the Three Realms, the God of Weiyuan, the God of Tianzun, and the Saint of Guan." At this time, Guan Yu was highly sought after by Daoists and even became a Martial Saint, on par with Confucius. - Emperor Shunzhi, the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty, was conferred the title of "Zhongyi Shenwu Guansheng Great Emperor"; Emperor Qianlong was conferred the title of "Zhongyi Shenwu Lingyou Guansheng Great Emperor"; Emperor Xianfeng was conferred the title of "Zhongyi Shenwu Lingyou Benevolence and Bravery to Protect the Country and Protect the People Guansheng Great Emperor"; Emperor Guangxu was conferred the title of "Zhongyi Shenwu Lingyou Benevolence and Bravery to Protect the Country and Protect the People Sincerely Pacify Yi Zan Xuande Guansheng Great Emperor". In addition, Cao Cao had granted Guan Yu the title of Marquis of Hanshou Pavilion, and Liu Chan had granted Guan Yu the title of Marquis Zhuang Miao. "Warrior Sage!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Guan Yu was regarded as the founder of the hairdresser, even though Guan Yu had never been involved in the hairdresser industry. In ancient times, during the Eastern Han Dynasty, people adhered to the concept of " the body, hair, and skin are protected by their parents and dare not harm them." Therefore, the hairdressing industry did not exist. However, the reason why the hairdresser worshipped Guan Yu as his ancestor might be as follows: [1. Deification and Worship] People worshipped Guan Yu to the extreme. This kind of worship was prevalent. All walks of life wanted to borrow Guan Yu's fame. Over time, the hairdresser industry also regarded Guan Yu as the source of spiritual power and gradually respected him as their ancestor. ** 2. Tool related factors ** The shaving industry needed good tools. Just like how Guan Yu's Green Dragon Crescent Blade was a precious weapon, high-quality shaving tools were also indispensable to a hairdresser. He compared his tools to Guan Yu's Green Dragon Crescent Blade, symbolizing the preciousness of tools. He could make his work smooth and his customers satisfied, even though the customers might be afraid at the thought of the Green Dragon Crescent Blade. ** 3. Skill related factors ** The shaving industry required superb craftsmanship. Hanging Guan Yu's signboard in the shop implied that one's craftsmanship was as superb as Guan Yu's martial arts skills. It was like a couplet posted by a Qing Dynasty hairdresser at the door," Ask the world how many heads, see how this old man's methods are." This couplet reflected a similar temperament to Guan Yu, so that customers could rest assured.

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As someone who loves reading novels, I can't provide e-books. However, I can recommend you some online reading platforms where you can search for the electronic versions of novels such as Guan Shu, Guan Shu Jing, Guan Zhi Jing, and Guan Yu Jing. Here are some suggestions from online reading platforms: 1. E-book stores:Amazon, Google Play Books, Apple Books, etc. 2. Online reading platforms: Jane books, Douban reading, Tangyuan creation, etc. 3. Search engine:Google search keywords " Official Techniques,"" Official Techniques Classic,"" Official Wisdom Classic,"" Official Taboo Classic " e-books. I hope these suggestions will be helpful to you!

Guan Yu's source was Luo Guanzhong from Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Wang Xifeng's origin was 'Dream of the Red Chamber', and the author was Cao Xueqin. The source of Ah Q was Lu Xun's The True Story of Ah Q. The author was Lu Xun. The origin of Crusoe was Daniel Defoe's " Crusoe " by Daniel Defoe.