Cao Wei and Cao Cao (155-March 15th, 22 [7]), whose nickname was Meng De, was born in Peiguoqiao County (now Bozhou, Anhui Province) and was the founder of Cao Wei's regime in the Three Kingdoms. When the yellow turban insurrectionary army uprising broke out, he served as a captain and participated in the extermination of the yellow turban insurrectionary army. From the second year of Jian 'an to the sixteenth year (1997-211), he defeated the strongmen such as Lu Bu, Yuan Shu, Yuan Shao and unified the north. He was defeated by Zhou Yu and Zhuge Liang with fire in Chibi. In the 21st year of Jian 'an, he was named Wang Wei, and four years later, he died in Luoyang. In the image, it is an artistic model of a political careerist and strategist who is both cruel and treacherous and has great talent. However, while exposing and criticizing his evil virtue, the novel fully shows his intelligence and courage as a traitor, and he has a political vision and political tolerance that is superior to Dong Zhuo and Yuan Shao. He was well versed in the art of war, was good at using troops, used tactics, and defeated the strong with the weak. He successively eliminated the big and small warlords except Liu Bei and Sun Quan, and unified more than half of China. The creed of life is "I would rather teach me to be negative to the world than to teach the world to be negative to me." [8-9] Sima Yi, whose name was Zhong Da, was born in Wen Xiaojinli, Hanoi (now west of wen county, Henan) at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. After the formation of the tripartite confrontation, Cao Cao called Wang Wei, made Cao Pi the prince, and Sima Yi was appointed the illegitimate son of the prince. He often talked with Cao Pi about major events and studied strategies, which was deeply convinced by Cao Pi. Xelloss died after only six years as emperor. When he was dying, he gave Sima Yi, Cao Zhen and Chen Qun the important task of assisting Cao Rui. Cao Rui acceded to the throne for Ming Di, and he named Sima Yi the marquis of Wuyang. In February 227, Meng Da, a general stationed in Xincheng (now Fangxian County, Hubei Province), had the intention of rebelling against Wei and returning to Shu. Yuda was originally a general of Shu, and he joined Wei after the rebellion. Sima Yi made a decisive decision, and Wei Jun went to town to kill Yuda and captured more than 1, rebels. The new town was still occupied by Wei. In the spring of 231, Zhuge Liang led a hundred thousand troops out of Qishan for the fourth time to explore Cao Wei in the north. Sima Yi fought with Zhuge Liang in Qishan and successfully resisted Zhuge Liang's attack. In the spring of 239, Wei Mingdi was critically ill. In a few days, Ming Di died, and eight-year-old Cao Fang acceded to the throne. In the first month of 249, the Cao Shuang brothers went out to pay their respects to Gao Ping Ling with the little emperor, and left Beijing temporarily. Sima Yi made a decisive decision and launched the change of Gao Pingling, thus killing the Cao Shuang faction. In 251, Sima Yi, who was in charge of the state affairs, died of illness. However, due to his scheming and wily, Sima's power had already been deeply rooted in the DPRK, so his death did not shake the state affairs. His descendants still hold Cao Shi's political affairs. [1]