The 33rd chapter of Romance of the Three Kingdoms has good words and sentences

1. I heard that an attack was coming, but Liu Zhang was helpless. His subordinates volunteered to go to Xudu and persuade Cao Cao to attack Zhanglu in Hanzhong and relieve the siege of Yizhou. Unexpectedly, Cao Cao refused to treat him with courtesy. In disappointment, he dedicated the map to Liu Bei, and then, together with Jiang and Jiang, acted as internal agents to lure Liu Bei to take charge of Xichuan.

2. Liu Bei and Pang Tong attacked Luocheng in two groups. The Shu generals ambushed their troops in the mountains, shot Pang Tong's random arrows to death in his heart, and fought again. They sent people to Jingzhou to invite Zhuge Liang. After Zhuge Liang entrusted Jingzhou, he personally led the army into Sichuan in two directions.

Yong, planned to capture Bajun, and also took in veteran generals.

. Liu Bei Wu Weiying 20, Zhang Liao led the army, fought hard, defeated the Wu army, and shocked Xiaoyaojin. Cao Cao withdrew his troops from Hanzhong and led his troops to the south of the Yangtze River to rescue He Fei.

He led a hundred cavalry to attack Cao Palace at night and returned safely. After Cao Cao returned to Xuchang, he was promoted to King of Wei. The Taoist priests used Taoist techniques to tease Cao Cao, which made Cao Cao panic and uneasy.

3. Liu Bei sent Zhang Fei's troops to invade Hanzhong. Zhang Fei fought with Zai and won successively. Huang Zhong and Yan Yan took the initiative to ask for help. He went to Jiameng Pass to help in the battle and captured it in one fell swoop. So Kong Ming suggested that Liu Bei take the opportunity to seize it. Huang Zhong adopted his strategy of waiting for work and killed the famous general of Cao's army. On the bank of the Han River, he single-handedly defeated Cao Cao's army.

4. Liu Bei named Guan Yu the leader of the Five Tiger Generals, ranking before , , , and .

Liu Bei ordered Guan Yu to attack.

Guan Yu gave up Kong Ming's strategy, led his troops to attack Xiangyang, fought against him, and won the first battle. Guan Yu captured Xiangyang and then took advantage of the victory to attack Xiangfan. He took the opportunity to divert water from the Xiangjiang River and captured Guan Yu. After being captured, he surrendered and vowed not to surrender.

Idiom 14. Superior (Guan Yu): describes someone who is above everyone else and no one can compare with him.

5. Full of courage (Zhao Yun): Describes great courage.

6. Gu Quzhoulang (Zhou Yu, the governor of Wu Kingdom): Describes someone who is expert in appreciating music or listening to songs or operas