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2026年9月6日 星期日
2026年9月2日 星期三
三國故事應用
- 🤩 故事一:曹操欺騙叔父與父親
- 🗡️ 故事二:劉備選擇地點作戰
- 🔥 故事三:皇甫嵩、朱雋火燒黃巾軍
- 🔥 故事四:華雄、李肅火燒孫堅
- 🏃 故事五:孫堅想辦法逃命
- 💥 故事六:袁術的信件
- 🏹 故事七:孫堅的進擊
- ⚔️ 故事八:袁紹的信件
- 🤝 故事九:董卓的外交
- 🎭 故事十:劉表的反擊
- 🌹 故事十一:貂蟬美人計
- ✉️ 故事十二:太史慈突圍
- 🦁 故事十三:劉備/黃巾、曹操/呂布
- 🔥 故事十四: 濮陽城燃燒
- 🔥 故事十五:曹操逃命
- 🐎 故事十六:三國音樂課
- 🎯 故事十七:曹操的埋伏
- ⚔️ 故事十八:曹洪戰何曼
- 😈 故事十九:曹操秘密信
- 🍚 故事二十:曹操缺糧食
- 🎭 故事二十一:曹操智鬥賈詡
- 🦁 故事二十三:曹操剪頭髮
- 💥 故事二十四:曹操埋伏 反客為主
- ⛰️ 故事二十五:曹操進攻呂布
- 🏰 故事二十六:呂布 徐州 陳登
- 💀 故事二十七:呂布的戰敗與死亡
- 😭 故事二十八:呂布的最後一刻
- 🌳 故事二十九:梅子樹和口水!
- 🏃 故事三十:張飛假裝喝醉
- 🤫 故事三十一:袁紹錯過好機會
- 🤝 故事三十二:劉備再見關羽
- 🚢 故事三十三:孫策巧取廬江郡
- ⚔️ 故事三十四:官渡:袁紹曹操交鋒
- ⚔️ 故事三十五:官渡 許攸獻計燒烏巢
- 🏃 故事三十六:劉備偷襲曹操!
- ⚔️ 故事三十七:袁氏內鬥
- 📜故事三十八:袁紹餘黨的覆滅
- 🏯 故事三十九:曹操進冀州 狂妄許攸
- 😈 故事四十:袁熙袁尚的末日
- 📜 故事四十一:郭嘉預言曹操不戰勝
- 🐎 故事四十二:劉備借馬
- 🤔 故事四十三:蔡瑁說謊 劉表開朗
- 😈 故事四十四:徐庶歸曹的故事
- 🏰 故事四十五:劉琦抽梯困諸葛亮
- 🔥 故事四十六:諸葛亮火燒博望坡
- 🔥 故事四十七:諸葛亮火燒新野
- ⚔️ 故事四十八:趙雲長坂坡救阿斗
- 🦁 故事四十九:張飛威震長坂橋
- 🤝 故事五十:劉備結盟孫權
- 🤩 Story 1: Cao Cao Deceives His Uncle and Father
- 🗡️ Story 2 : Liu Bei Chooses a Battle Location
- 🔥 Story 3 : Huangfu Song and Zhu Jun Burn the Army
- 🔥 Story 4 : Hua Xiong and Li Su Burn Sun Jian
- 🏃 Story 5 : Sun Jian's Escape Plan
- 💥 Story 6 : Yuan Shu's Letter
- 🏹 Story 7 : Sun Jian's Advance
- ⚔️ Story 8 : Yuan Shao's Letter
- 🤝 Story 9 : Dong Zhuo's Diplomacy
- 🎭 Story 10 : Liu Biao's Counterattack
- 🌹 Story 11 : Diao Chan's Beauty Trap
- ✉️ Story 12 : Taishi Ci's Breakthrough
- 🦁 Story 13 : Liu Bei/Yellow Turbans, Cao Cao/Lu Bu
- 🔥 Story 14 : The Burning of Puyang City
- 🔥 Story 15 : Cao Cao's Escape
- 🐎 Story 16: Music Lesson in the Three Kingdoms
- 🎯 Story 17 : Cao Cao's Ambush
- ⚔️ Story 18: Cao Hong vs. He Man
- 😈 Story 19 : Cao Cao's Secret Letter
- 🍚 Story 20 : Cao Cao's Shortage of Food
- 🎭 Story 21: Cao Cao's Clever Battle Against Jia Xu
- 🦁 Story 23: Cao Cao Cuts His Hair
- 💥 Story 24: Cao Cao's Ambush
- ⛰️ Story 25: Cao Cao Attacks Lu Bu
- 🏰 Story 26: Chen Deng and His Son's Scheme
- 💀 Story 27: Lu Bu's Defeat and Death
- 😭 Story 28: Lu Bu's Last Moment
- 🍵 Story 29: Plum Tree and Saliva!
- ⚔️ Story 30: Zhang Fei Pretends to Be Drunk
- 🏹 Story 31: Yuan Shao Misses a Good Opportunity
- 🤝 Story 32: Guan Yu Meets Liu Bei Again
- 🚢 Story 33: Sun Ce Cleverly Takes Lujiang County
- ⚔️Story 34: Battle of Guandu - Yuan Shao and Cao C...
- ⚔️ Story 35: Battle of Guandu - Burning Wuchao
- ⚔️ Story 36: Liu Bei's Sneak Attack on Cao Cao!
- ⚔️ Story 37: The Internal Strife of the Yuan Brothers
- 📜Story 38: The Demise of Yuan Shao's Remnants
- 🏯 Story 39: Cao Cao's Entry into Ji Province
- 😈 Story 40: The End of Yuan Xi and Yuan Shang
- 📜 Story 41: Cao Cao's Victory Without a Fight
- 🐎 Story 42: Liu Bei Borrows Horses
- 🤔 Story 43: Cai Mao's Lies
- 😈 Story 44: Xu Shu's Return to Cao Cao
- 🏰 Story 45: Zhuge Liang Trapped Upstairs
- 🔥Story 46: Zhuge Liang Burns Bowang Slope
- 🔥Story 47: Zhuge Liang Burns Xinye
- ⚔️Story 48: Zhao Yun's Battle of Changban
- 🦁 Story 49: Zhang Fei's Might Shakes Changban Bridge
- 🤝 Story 50: Liu Bei Allies with Sun Quan
- 🤩 第1話:曹操、叔父と父を欺く
- 🗡️ 第2話:劉備、戦場を選ぶ
- 🔥 第3話:黄甫松と朱俊、黄巾軍を焼き払う
- 🔥 第4話:華雄と李肅、孫堅を焼き殺す
- 🏃 第5話:孫堅の脱出計画
- 💥 第6話:袁術の手紙
- 🏹 第7話:孫堅の進撃
- ⚔️ 第8話:袁紹の手紙
- 🤝 第9話:董卓の外交
- 🎭 第10話:劉表の反撃
第21話:曹操、賈詡との巧みな戦い
第22話:曹操、賈詡との巧みな戦い
第23話:曹操、髪を切る
第24話:曹操の奇襲、形勢逆転
第25話:曹操、呂布を攻撃、泰山の賊と遭遇
第26話:呂布、徐州と陳との陰謀を失う鄧小平とその息子
第27話:呂布の敗北と死
第28話:呂布の最期
第29話:梅の木と唾液!
第30話:張飛将軍の偽りの酩酊
第31話:袁紹、好機を逃す
第32話:関羽、劉備と再会するも、巧みに逃走
第33話:孫策、廬江郡を巧みに占領
第34話:官渡の戦い ― 袁紹と曹操の激突
第35話:官渡の戦い ― 許有の武巣焼き討ち計画
第36話:劉備、曹操の故郷を奇襲
第37話:袁兄弟の内紛と曹操の策略
第38話:袁紹残党の滅亡
第39話:曹操、冀州へ入城:傲慢なる許あなた
第40話:袁熙と袁尚の終焉
第41話:曹操の無戦勝利と郭嘉の予言
第42話:劉備、馬を借りる
第43話:蔡瑁の嘘、劉表は突然理解する
第44話:徐庶、曹操に服従する物語
第45話:屋根に登った劉奇が梯子を外す 諸葛亮は2階に閉じ込められる
第46話:諸葛亮、伯旺坂を焼き払う
第47話:諸葛亮、心野を焼き払う
第48話:趙雲、阿竇(劉備の息子)を救出 ― 長坂坂の戦い
第49話:張飛の勢力が揺らぐ長坂橋
第50話:劉備、孫権と同盟を結ぶ
- 臺美日 半導體 合作 防 詭謀
- The Disappearance of Green Seedlings, the Allure o...
- The Firewood Trap: Guan Zhong's Energy War
- The Deerhide Scheme: Vanishing Agriculture/Crops
- The Woven Trap: Silk Fabrics and Food Crops
- The Gold Trap
- 消えゆく青苗、魅惑の白狐
- 薪の罠:管仲のエネルギー戦争
- 金の罠
- 織物の罠:絹と穀物
- 鹿皮計画:消えゆく農業と作物
- 青苗的消失 白狐的誘惑
- 木柴的陷阱 管仲的能源戰
- 金子陷阱
- 織出來的陷阱:絲織品與糧食作物
- 鹿皮之計:消失的農業/莊稼
- 経済は武器である
- The economy is a weapon
- 經濟就是武器
🎭 Story 21: Cao Cao's Clever Battle Against Jia Xu
1. Cao Cao immediately wrote to the Emperor (Emperor Xian of Han) reporting that the local warlord Zhang Xiu was rebelling and that troops should be sent to suppress him. Knowing that Cao Cao was leading troops to attack, Zhang Xiu hurriedly sent a letter to Liu Biao, requesting him to provide backup.
2. ...Cao Cao was furious and ordered Xu Chu to fight. Zhang Xiu ordered
Zhang Xian to engage him. In just three rounds, Xu Chu killed Zhang Xian, and
Zhang Xiu's army suffered a crushing defeat. Cao Cao led his army to the walls
of Nanyang. Zhang Xiu entered the city and refused to leave.
3. Cao Cao besieged the city. Seeing that the city's moat was wide and
deep, making it difficult to approach the city quickly, he ordered his soldiers
to transport soil to fill the moat; he also used burlap sacks filled with
firewood and straw, stacking them along the city walls as makeshift ladders;
and he erected siege ladders to observe the city.
4. Cao Cao personally rode around the city to assess the situation. Three
days later, Cao Cao ordered his soldiers to pile up firewood at the west corner
of the city gate and gather his generals, preparing to storm the high city
walls.
5. Jia Xu, the strategist in the city, seeing this, said to Zhang Xiu,
"I already know Cao Cao's plan; now we can play along and follow his
lead." Indeed: There's always someone stronger, and even those who use
deception will encounter someone who recognizes it.
6. Jia Xu, having anticipated Cao Cao's intentions, wanted to use the plan
against him. He told Zhang Xiu, "From the city wall, I saw Cao Cao circle
the city three times. He noticed that the bricks and earthen mounds at the
southeast corner were of different colors, some old and some new, and there
were deer antlers (obstacles to prevent enemy soldiers from gathering)..."
Most of it is destroyed, indicating an intention to attack from here;
cunningly, they are making a show of force by piling up firewood in the
northwest, trying to lure me into withdrawing my troops to defend the
northwest. Under the cover of darkness, when visibility is poor, they will
climb in from the southeast corner to attack the city.” Zhang Xiu asked, “I
understand, what should we do now?”
7. Jia Xu replied, “This is simple. In the next few days, we can order the
strong soldiers to eat their fill, wear light uniforms, and hide them all in
the houses in the southeast corner. Meanwhile, we can have ordinary civilians
disguise themselves as soldiers, pretending to defend the northwest corner,
allowing the enemy to climb the city walls in the southeast corner at night.
When they climb in, a cannon shot will be fired, allowing the ambushing
soldiers to attack, and Cao Cao can be captured alive.”
8. Zhang Xiu happily followed Jia Xu's plan and acted accordingly. Scouts
had already reported to Cao Cao that Zhang Xiu had completely withdrawn his
troops to defend the northwest corner, loudly proclaiming his intention to
defend the city, while the southeast was extremely vulnerable. Cao Cao said,
"The enemy has fallen for my trap!" He then secretly ordered his army
to prepare shovels and hoes (tools for digging and climbing the city walls),
and climbing equipment. During the day, he led his army to attack only the
northwest corner; at midnight, he led elite troops to climb the southeast
corner of the city wall, cross the river, and cut down the deer antlers
(obstacles to prevent enemy soldiers from gathering).
9. At this time, there was no movement in the city, and all the soldiers
rushed into the city. Suddenly, a cannon fired, and Zhang Xiu's ambushing
soldiers sprang up. Cao Cao's army retreated hastily, and Zhang Xiu personally
led his brave soldiers to attack from behind. Cao Cao's army was utterly
defeated, retreating outside the city and fleeing for dozens of miles.
10. Zhang Xiu pursued them until dawn before withdrawing his army into the
city. Cao Cao calculated and counted his defeated soldiers; he had lost over
50,000 men, and the number of lost supplies and provisions was too great to
count. Generals Lu Qian and Yu Jin were both wounded.
🦁 Story 23: Cao Cao Cuts His Hair
Cao Cao left Xun Yu in Xuchang to guard the capital, while he himself mobilized troops and led a large army on the march. As the army advanced, they saw that the wheat along the way was ripe. However, the people, fearing being caught in the crossfire due to the approaching soldiers, had fled to other areas and dared not harvest the wheat.
Cao Cao sent messengers to inform the villagers and elders of the news, and instructed the officials guarding the borders to explain to the people: "I, Cao Cao, have been ordered by the Emperor to send troops to punish the rebels and help the people eliminate the harmful warlords*1. Today, when the wheat is ripe, I have no choice but to raise an army. All generals and colonels, large and small, whoever crosses the wheat fields and tramples the wheat will be beheaded. Military law is very strict. You people, do not be frightened, nor doubt my resolve." Upon hearing this, the people were overjoyed and praised the army, bowing towards the dust-covered road to express their gratitude for the army's benevolence*2. When the official army passed through the wheat fields, they dismounted and passed the wheat by hand, not daring to trample it.
Cao Cao was riding along when suddenly a dove in the wheat field was
startled and flew away. Cao Cao's horse, startled by the sudden flight, rushed
into the wheat field, trampling a large section of wheat. Cao Cao immediately
summoned his chief clerk and requested that the legal and scribe officials
draft a decree to punish him for trampling the wheat. The clerk said, "How
can the Prime Minister punish someone?" Cao Cao replied, "I created
the laws myself, and I broke them. If I am not punished, how can the people
believe in me?" He then drew his sword, intending to commit suicide. The
others quickly stopped him. Guo Jia said, "In the ancient Spring and
Autumn period, the law did not apply to those of high status. How can the Prime
Minister, commanding such a large army, commit suicide?" Cao Cao pondered
for a long time, then said, "Since the ancient Spring and Autumn period
had such a rule—that the law does not apply to those of high status—I will
spare your life." He then used his sword to cut off his own hair*3, threw
it on the ground, and said, "My hair will temporarily replace my
head." He had the hair passed around to the army to see, saying, "The
Prime Minister trampled the wheat; he should have been beheaded to maintain
order, but now I have cut off my hair in his place." The army was
terrified and obeyed orders without question.
*1 [He himself was a powerful warlord, yet he had the audacity to say such
things]
*2 [Army in chaotic times is often ruthless; at this time, if one is even
slightly reasonable, disciplined, does not loot, and does not invade civilian
territory, the people's acceptance will generally increase]
*3 [The ancients valued hair, believing: "Our bodies, hair, and skin
are given to us by our parents; we dare not damage them."] In ancient
times, men would wear long hair.
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