This scene was widely mentioned on the Internet, and it was a strange scene. Some people thought that this would create a lively learning atmosphere, not only for the interaction between the characters, but also for the education and ability improvement in mobile games. In the mobile game environment, players needed to constantly try and make mistakes and practice repeatedly to improve their skills. This was just like how Yun Ying taught Liu Chan lessons, which focused on both theoretical knowledge and practical application. At the same time, in some multiplayer online competitive or role-playing games, teamwork was crucial. Each team member took on a unique role and achieved the overall goal through reasonable assignment of tasks, just like how Yun Ying taught Liu Chan to lead and coordinate members to win. Moreover, some mobile games had complex character growth systems that encouraged players to invest in them for a long time. However, this scene was more of a creative imagination or story construction, and there was no official explanation for it. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
Yun Ying stood on the table and gave Liu Chan a lecture. It was a meaningful journey of transmitting wisdom. Yun Ying looked at Liu Chan with a firm gaze and began to talk about wisdom and humility. Her voice was clear and powerful, and the philosophy she spoke was profound. She pointed out that wisdom and humility seemed to be opposites, but in fact, they complemented each other. Wisdom allowed people to see the essence of things, while humility allowed people to maintain an open mind and be willing to listen to the voices of others. Yun Ying shared the wisdom of ancient philosophers, such as Confucius '"Three people walking together, there must be someone I can learn from", emphasizing the importance of humility and reminding people to maintain a learning attitude in interpersonal communication. She also introduced netizens 'discussions about wisdom and humility. Some people believed that wisdom was the key to success, and humility was the foundation for maintaining success. Others mentioned that humility could make people accept failure and accumulate experience. At the same time, Yun Ying told the story of successful people who remained humble after achieving success. Finally, she also raised relevant questions to encourage Liu Chan to think. This class made Liu Chan realize the importance of combining wisdom and humility in life. In addition, there was also the scene of Yun Ying sitting on the podium in Shuhan Academy. Liu Chan listened carefully and actively participated in the discussion. Yun Ying not only imparted knowledge but also inspired Liu Chan's soul.
In historical records, Zhao Yun and Liu Chan had a special relationship. Zhao Yun rode alone to save the enemy and broke through the encirclement of Cao Cao's army with Liu Chan in his arms. This heroic deed made him Liu Chan's savior. In the process of Liu Chan's growth, Zhao Yun's loyalty was one of the most important factors that influenced his life. In some modern derivative creations (such as games, funny videos, etc.), they would also be creative based on their historical relationship. For example, in terms of the game lineup, there was a combination test of Liu Chan and Zhao Yun (including SP Zhao Yun), and there were funny videos that time-traveled the characters of the Three Kingdoms to modern times, showing the interesting interaction between Liu Chan and Zhao Yun. However, these were more based on modern creative interpretation and re-creation of historical relationships.
The following is an example of Liu Chan and Zhao Yun's CP: "Zhao Yun and Liu Chan: The bond between the guardian and the protected." In the long river of time in Shu Han, Zhao Yun was like a bright and determined star, and Liu Chan was a young master who gradually grew up under the protection of this star. Zhao Yun, the heroic general who had saved the Changban slope. On the battlefield filled with smoke and shouting, he placed Liu Chan's safety above everything else. Wherever his spear pointed, the enemies fell one after another. His gaze was locked on the young master in his arms. It was a mission and a loyalty that penetrated deep into his bones. When he carried Liu Chan and fought his way out of the chaotic army, a special seed of fate was planted between him and Liu Chan. Liu Chan had grown up under the protection of Zhao Yun since he was young. He looked up at Zhao Yun's tall figure, which gave him an endless sense of security. In Liu Chan's ignorant childhood, Zhao Yun was not only an official, but also a reliable elder. He remembered the days when Zhao Yun brought him to ride horses. At that time, the wind blew across his face. He looked at Zhao Yun's determined side profile and his heart was filled with admiration. As Liu Chan gradually grew up, this kind of emotion quietly changed. He no longer relied on Zhao Yun's protection. He began to pay attention to Zhao Yun's emotions. Although Zhao Yun's outspoken advice in the court would offend everyone, Liu Chan saw Zhao Yun's heart that was dedicated to Shu Han. He knew that everything that Zhao Yun did was for the country and for him, the monarch. As for Zhao Yun, seeing Liu Chan grow from an ignorant child to the ruler of Shu Han, he was also filled with gratification. His feelings for Liu Chan had long surpassed the ordinary feelings of a monarch and his subjects. In countless nights, he guarded Liu Chan's palace alone, as if he was guarding the future of Shu Han. When Liu Chan encountered a problem, he would silently stand behind him to support him. His determined gaze seemed to tell Liu Chan that no matter what happened, he would not leave. The bond between them grew deeper and deeper in the history of Shu Han. Whether it was the undercurrents in the court or the trials of life and death on the battlefield, Zhao Yun had always been Liu Chan's most solid backing. Liu Chan's respect and dependence on Zhao Yun was like a babbling stream. Although it was not turbulent, it was endless. (The above content is only for entertainment. It is based on the creative imagination of the historical images of Liu Chan and Zhao Yun.)
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I don't quite understand the specific meaning of "Liu Chan". If you want to know more about Liu Chan, Liu Chan was the son of Liu Bei, the last emperor of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. In the early days of his reign, Zhuge Liang assisted in government affairs. Zhuge Liang held the power to make decisions on all political matters. Liu Chan firmly supported Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition. After Zhuge Liang's death, Liu Chan appointed Jiang Wan and others to preside over state affairs. There was a period of recuperation. However, in the later period, Liu Chan favored the eunuch Huang Hao, causing the government to be abandoned. In the sixth year of Jingyao (263 AD), Cao Wei's army attacked Shu. When Deng Ai's army approached Chengdu, Liu Chan chose to surrender and Shu Han perished. After Liu Chan was moved to Luoyang, he was granted the title of Duke of Anle. He died in the seventh year of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty (AD 271) at the age of 65. There was controversy over Liu Chan's evaluation. Some people thought he was incompetent, while others thought that his surrender was a wise forbearance when the fate of Shu Han could not be changed.
In Honor of Kings, Liu Chan had his own uniqueness. In terms of skill mechanics, his advantage was obvious. The first skill was a burst acceleration and a shield after it was activated. The enhanced normal attack could send the opponent flying for 1 second, and the control could still be saved. Squatting Grass and Flash could be used to execute three consecutive control, and the control could still be saved after a specific equipment was dropped. The ulti could cause damage within an area of effect. During this time, one or two skills could also be used. Normally, the damage would only be a short period of time. After using it, the crazy attack would cause additional damage and have a 50% reduction in speed. This additional damage was also effective against the Defensive Tower. In terms of positioning in the game, he had two control skills as a hard support, and his ability to protect the back row was passable. In the early stages, it was suitable to follow the jungler or the middle lane to catch people because their skills could interfere with the turret. When they had the advantage in numbers, they could kill the turret and quickly destroy it, making it easy to get assists. In the later stages of the team battle, they could also assist Extreme Shadow or Guards. However, he also had a shortcoming. Control skills needed to be released in close range, which made it easy for him to be kited by the enemy. Overall, Liu Chan had a certain level of strength and unique gameplay in the game.
Liu Chan (AD 207-AD 271), also known as Gongsi, was born in Zhuo County, Zhuo County (now Zhuozhou City, Hebei Province). He was the son of Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of Shu Han, and the last emperor of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. He reigned for 40 years from AD 223 to AD 263. He was born in the chaotic Xinye and was saved by the general of Shu, Zhao Yun, many times. When Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor in the first year of Zhangwu (220 AD), Liu Chan was named Crown Prince. Three years later, Liu Bei died. Liu Chan inherited the throne in Chengdu and ordered Zhuge Liang and Li Yan to assist him in government. In the early years of his reign, Zhuge Liang, the Prime Minister, ruled the government. All political affairs were decided by Zhuge Liang. At that time, Shu was troubled internally and externally. Zhuge Liang sent envoys to make peace with Sun Wu, put down the rebellion in Nanzhong, and closed his doors to raise the people in preparation for the Northern Expedition. From the sixth year of Jianxing (228 AD) to the twelfth year of Jianxing (234 AD), Zhuge Liang went to the Northern Expedition of Cao Wei five times. Liu Chan firmly supported him. After Zhuge Liang's death, Liu Chan appointed Jiang Wan to preside over the state affairs and recuperate internally. He no longer insisted on the Northern Expedition and promoted Dong Yun and Fei Yi to assist the government. After the three died one after another, Liu Chan favored the eunuch Huang Hao and the government was abandoned. Jiang Wei led the army to the Northern Expedition with little effect. In the sixth year of Jingyao (263 AD), Cao Wei's army attacked Shu. In October of the same year, Deng Ai's army arrived in Chengdu. Liu Chan surrendered and Shu Han perished. After Liu Chan went to Luoyang, he was granted the title of Duke of Anle. He died in the seventh year of Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty (AD 271) at the age of 65. His posthumous title was Duke Si. At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, Liu Yuan of the Han Dynasty, when he proclaimed himself emperor, posthumous title Liu Chan was Emperor Xiaohuai. At that time, people had different opinions about Liu Chan. Zhuge Liang and Zhang Wen praised him generously. However, Meng Da and Wang Chong of Shu Han, Xue Wei and Lu Kai of Sun Wu, and Sima Zhao of Cao Wei thought that he was mediocre and incompetent, which led to the subjugation of the country. Jin Dynasty historian Chen Shou and minister Li Mi believed that he was confused by eunuch Huang Hao and misled the country. Jin Dynasty historians such as Chang Qu, Zhang Fan and Sun Sheng believed that although he was mediocre and weak, he was loyal and honest by nature and did not harm the heart of sages. After Zhuge Liang's death, the courtiers of the Shu Han Dynasty requested to build a temple for him, but the Shu Han court rejected it on the grounds of violating the etiquette system. This did not deny Zhuge Liang's achievements. Liu Chan had high respect for Zhuge Liang and used his strategy of governing the country as the basis for his administration. From a modern point of view, it was also believed that Liu Chan was still young when he took over the dynasty. It was not easy for him to listen to advice, and he rarely took the initiative to kill people in his 30 years in office.
Liu Chan appeared in games such as Three Kingdoms Kill and Honor of Kings. In "Three Kingdoms Kill," Liu Chan was a military general card. Its military skills were Pleasure, Decentralization, and Foolish. After awakening, it obtained the skill Provoke. The design originated from Liu Chan, the ruler of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. In Honor of Kings, Liu Chan was an offensive support hero. His skills had a variety of effects. Passive skills allowed him to attack Defensive Towers to gain endurance and interference effects. 1. Skills could provide shields, movement speed buffs, and enhanced normal attacks with control effects. However, the forward swing of the enhanced normal attacks was affected by the attack speed, so it was best not to use 1A first in the early stages. 2. Skills could cause control and damage, and could be combined with Flash to achieve unexpected control. The third skill can cause continuous damage, can increase the damage of ordinary attacks and cause ordinary attacks to slow down the enemy's Debuff. During the period of the third skill, ordinary attacks and the first and second skills can be alternated to increase the ability to hold people back. He had a variety of playstyles, such as the rogue style, which became very strong in the S35 season thanks to the game update. Rogue Liu Chan could choose Extreme Shadow Redemption, Boots of Calmness, Enraged Dragon Sword Shield, Blood Demon's Fury, and Tyrant Heavy Armor. The last equipment could choose Eternal Night Protection (when the opponent's magic explosion was high), Red Lotus, and Ice Scar Grasp (when the magic explosion was weak). Inscription recommended Harmony, Void, and Destiny. In this way, his shield stacked up very high and could withstand a lot of damage, but he was more afraid of Lu Bu and Marco Polo's true damage. There was also the Yellow Shield Style. It was recommended to use cooldown shoes in the early stages of the game. The Tyrant's heavy armor would increase the base HP. After that, the Raging Dragon Sword Shield and the Blood Demon's Fury could be used. According to the situation, the Shadow Axe could be replaced with Ice Heart to increase the chance of error. He had a variety of skill combos, such as 2 flashes (rapid control), 3 combo controls after saving 1 (use save 1 + a + 2 + 1a + 3 in the later stages or when the enemy is close; use save 1 + 2(flash)+ a +1a3 in the early stages or when the enemy is far away), 3 + 2 + 1a (release skills during the process of 3 skills to increase the ability to hold people back), and so on. In terms of strategy, he was stronger in the early stages. When he helped to steal the line, he could add 1 skill to use shield to offset the enemy's consumption; when he helped to steal the line, he should pay attention not to press the line too deep; when he helped to fight, he should hide his vision; when he helped to develop, he should occupy his vision and combine it with skills to exchange blood for confrontation. After the early game, when there are minions, you can press the turret and push quickly. In terms of Hero Restraint, he could restrain most of the non-displacement Heroes like Old Man Q and Goya. The way to restrain them was to develop the habit of saving 1 and using 2 or 2 to dodge. And he was easily restrained by Lu Bu (middle and back), Zhuang Zhou, Nüwa, and Sun Bin. When restrained, he could play a backhand or flank. There were also different strategies in terms of advantages and disadvantages. When they were at an advantage, they could press the turret or resist the turret to help their teammates harvest. When they were at a disadvantage, they could seize the grass to provide vision and not blindly take the lead. Moreover, he was more suitable for a quick push lineup. It was not suitable for him to appear when the opponent had many Overlord champions and poke champions.
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, there was a scene where Liu Bei fell to the ground. During the Battle of Changban Slope, Zhao Yun had rushed into Cao Cao's camp alone to rescue Liu Bei's son, Liu Chan. When Zhao Yun handed Liu Chan over to Liu Bei, Liu Bei had thrown Liu Chan to express his gratitude and appreciation for Zhao Yun. However, it was probably just a means to win over people's hearts and did not really hurt Liu Chan. There was no record of Liu Bei throwing Liu Chan in the official history books.