Jimayo Oyamitch wrote:Zhou Dexiang wrote:Without Zhou Yu, there would be no Wu today, and as a result, no Shu, and if there was no Shu, Yiling would never have occured. So I think without a fraction of a doubt, Zhou Yu was most important to Wu, and consequently Shu.
Explain your reasoning to me.
Zhou Dexiang wrote:Jimayo Oyamitch wrote:Zhou Dexiang wrote:Without Zhou Yu, there would be no Wu today, and as a result, no Shu, and if there was no Shu, Yiling would never have occured. So I think without a fraction of a doubt, Zhou Yu was most important to Wu, and consequently Shu.
Explain your reasoning to me.
Well, without Zhou Yu, no one could have spurred Sun Quan to action, so hence Wu would have surrendered, and then Cao Cao would just walk into Jing and squish Liu Bei. So the great war would have ended in 208, that's all there is to it.
Xiao He wrote:Lu Xun was the better strategist and politician of the two. Zhou Yu couldnt get out of his jealousy of Zhuge Liang and turned his back on Cao Cao's threat a few times. While Lu Xun, after Yiling, returned since he envisaged an attack from Cao Pi.
Han Xin wrote:Xiao He wrote:Lu Xun was the better strategist and politician of the two. Zhou Yu couldnt get out of his jealousy of Zhuge Liang and turned his back on Cao Cao's threat a few times. While Lu Xun, after Yiling, returned since he envisaged an attack from Cao Pi.
I thought guys that was good with historical facts like your would know that Zhou Yu never had anything against Zhuge Liang.

Great Deer wrote:I promised to be here for the discussion but have been caught up with work lately. I'd join in the discussion when the bio of Lu Xun is completed (by Lady Sun and her gang of marathon runners).
Meanwhile, I'd just like to state my stand that Lu Xun > Zhou Yu. Prepare for more.
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