During the Three Kingdoms period, there was chaos in the world. After Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao, he pointed his finger at Wu Dong in the East.
Because Cao Jun is not used to fighting on water, he connects every boat together so that he won't shake.
On the other side of Soochow, head coach Zhou Yu also called the generals to discuss. Veteran Huang Gai advocated surrender, and Zhou Yu was furious and beat Huang Gai to pieces, which was terrible. Huang Gai returned to camp and surrendered to Cao Cao. Cao Cao didn't know that it was the risk of Zhou Yu and Huang Gai, but he actually took the bait. Huang Gai and Cao Cao made an appointment to attack Chibi overnight.
That night, Huang Gai ran to Cao Jun with a burning boat. Because Cao Jun's ships are connected, the fire crackles and boils. Coupled with Wu Dong's water army, Cao Cao was defeated.
From then on, Cao Cao lost the best opportunity to unify the world, which will never be redeemed.
Abbreviation Burning Red Cliff 200 (2)
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao led Wei Jun to occupy Wudong Dipan, and Zhou Yu in Wu Dong deployed troops to protect Chibi, facing Cao Jun across the river.
Wei Jun is a northerner, so they are not used to water warfare. Cao Cao ordered all the ships to be connected, so that the soldiers could practice their water combat skills before going out to war, led by two water commanders in Wei Jun.
This matter was known by Zhou Yu, and he was very anxious. So Huang Gai set a bitter plan and surrendered to Cao Cao in order to attack by fire. Zhou Yu agreed. So Huang Gai wrote to Cao Cao, saying that Zhou Yu had overreached himself, and Wu Jun was bound to lose. He is willing to take food and grass to find Cao Cao, and Cao Cao is of course very happy.
On this day, the southeast wind blew hard. Cao Cao came to the river to meet Huang Gai, only to see a group of warships coming from the river. The flag says "yellow". Cao Cao said that Huang Gai had defected and was unprepared. It turned out that the ship was full of flammable materials. When the ship was less than two miles away from Wei Jun, Zhou Yu's soldiers attacked the arrow with fire and lit the ship. The fireboat rushed into the water village in Cao Jun, and Cao Cao immediately fell into a sea of fire. Wei Jun suffered numerous casualties.
Wei Jun was defeated, so Cao Cao had to run away with the rest of the soldiers.
Abbreviation Burning Red Cliff 200 (3)
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao led Wei Jun to conquer the territory of Wudong, and Zhou Yu of Wu Dong was stationed in Chibi, facing Cao Jun across the river.
Wei Jun, a northerner, is not used to water warfare. Cao Cao ordered all the boats to be connected so that the soldiers could practice water fighting before going out. Zhou Yu knew, and was very anxious. So Huang Gai set a bitter plan and surrendered to Cao Cao in order to attack by fire. Zhou Yu agreed. So Huang Gai wrote to Cao Cao, saying that Zhou Yu had overreached himself and Wu Jun would fail. He is willing to take food and grass to find Cao Cao, and Cao Cao is of course very happy.
On this day, the southeast wind blew very hard. Cao Cao came to the river to meet Huang Gai, only to see a group of warships coming from the river. The flag says "yellow". Cao Cao said that Huang Gai had defected and was unprepared. It turned out that the ship was full of flammable materials. When the ship was less than two miles from Wei Jun, Zhou Yu's soldiers fired rockets and set the ship on fire. The fireboat rushed into the water village in Cao Jun, and Cao Cao immediately fell into a sea of fire. Wei Jun suffered numerous casualties. Cao Cao's surviving soldiers had no intention of fighting and had to take them away.
Abbreviation burning red cliff 200 words (4)
Cao Cao led an army to attack Wu, so Wu and Shu joined forces to fight Cao. Because Wei Jun was not good at water warfare, Kong Ming and Zhou Yu decided to attack by fire. First, "Feng Chu" Pang Tong went to Cao Cao for a pretence, suggesting that Wei Jun ships be connected together with chains to resist the wind and waves; Then Zhou Yu pretended to be Huang Gai, and Huang Gai pretended to fall to Wei; Finally, Kong Ming speculated that the east wind was coming.
So Huang Gai took dozens of boats to Wei, and the boats were full of firewood. (m.taiks.com) Wei Jun approaches, Huang Gai lights firewood, and the fire burns to Wei Jun by the wind. Wei Jun is unfamiliar with water, and ships are connected together, causing numerous casualties. Wei Jun escaped.
Kongming set a series of tricks on the shore, killing Cao Cao to flee everywhere, and finally only a few dozen people were left. On Huarong Road, Guan Yu remembered the old love and let Cao Cao go. Cao Cao escaped.