The story of Zhao Yun in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms?
Zhao Yun was a famous general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. His story was widely praised by later generations. Zhao Yun was born in 161 AD and died in 229 AD at the age of 68. He had served Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period and had performed well in many battles for Shu Han. He was known as a "loyal and brave man." Zhao Yun's most famous battle was at Changban Hill in 229 AD. At that time, Liu Bei's army and Cao Cao's army were engaged in a fierce battle at Changban Slope. Zhao Yun led his army to fight bravely on the battlefield and killed many Cao generals. Finally, he successfully escorted Liu Bei's youngest son, Liu Chan, away safely. This incident made Zhao Yun one of the founding fathers of Shu Han. In addition to his outstanding performance on the battlefield, Zhao Yun was also good at financial management. He had helped Liu Bei manage his finances many times, which greatly improved Liu Bei's economic strength. In history, Zhao Yun was known as a " loyal and brave man " and a " good general." His story was widely praised by later generations and became one of the important subjects in Chinese literature, drama, novels, and other fields.