Whose work is the Single Blade Club?

The background of the Single Blade Club took place during the Three Kingdoms period. The specific time was after the Battle of Red Cliff, which was the 13th year of Jian 'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty. At that time, Liu Bei and Sun Quan's alliance defeated Cao Cao's army at Red Cliff. Liu Bei seized the opportunity to occupy Nanjun, Jingzhou, and Xiangyang, which had originally belonged to Liu Biao, and sent Guan Yu to guard Jingzhou. Liu Bei then marched into Sichuan and occupied Hanzhong, posing a new military threat to Sun Quan. Sun Quan believed that the three prefectures of Jingzhou should have belonged to Dongwu, so he asked Liu Bei for Jingzhou. In order to solve this problem, Lu Su planned to invite Guan Yu to a banquet across the river and secretly set up an ambush to capture Guan Yu. This was the background of the story of the Single Blade Club.

The storyline of the Single Blade Club was that Guan Yu relied on his wisdom and bravery to go to the banquet set by Lu Su and finally returned safely. In the story, in order to reclaim Jingzhou, Lu Su invited Guan Yu to a banquet and secretly set up an ambush. After Guan Yu received the letter of invitation, he knew that it was a trick, but he still brought Zhou Cang to the meeting alone. At the banquet, Guan Yu and Lu Su had a verbal confrontation, which eventually shocked Lu Su so much that he did not dare to use the soldiers in ambush. Guan Yu finally returned safely. This story praised Guan Yu's brave spirit and extraordinary wisdom.

The storyline of the Single Blade Club was that Guan Yu relied on his wisdom and bravery to go to the banquet set by Lu Su and finally returned safely. In the story, in order to reclaim Jingzhou, Lu Su invited Guan Yu to a banquet and secretly set up an ambush. After Guan Yu received the letter of invitation, he knew that it was a trick, but he still brought Zhou Cang to the meeting alone. At the banquet, Guan Yu and Lu Su had a verbal confrontation, which eventually shocked Lu Su so much that he did not dare to use the soldiers in ambush. Guan Yu finally returned safely. This story praised Guan Yu's brave spirit and extraordinary wisdom.

The story of the Single Sword Club was that Guan Yu went to the banquet set up by Lu Su with his wisdom and bravery, and finally returned safely. In the story, in order to reclaim Jingzhou, Lu Su invited Guan Yu to a banquet and secretly set up an ambush. After Guan Yu received the letter of invitation, he knew that it was a trick, but he still brought Zhou Cang to the meeting alone. At the banquet, Guan Yu and Lu Su had a verbal confrontation, which eventually shocked Lu Su so much that he did not dare to use the soldiers in ambush. Guan Yu finally returned safely. This story praised Guan Yu's brave spirit and extraordinary wisdom.

The Single-Blade Meeting was a famous drama of the Three Kingdoms in the Yuan Dynasty. Its full name was King Guan's Solitary Attendance at the Single-Blade Meeting. The story happened after the Battle of Red Cliff. Lu Su wanted to reclaim Jing State, so he invited Guan Yu to a banquet. After Guan Yu received the invitation, he knew that it was a scam, but he still decided to go to the meeting alone. At the banquet, Lu Su proposed to return Jing Zhou to him, but Guan Yu firmly refused. In the end, Guan Yu had both wisdom and courage, successfully intimidating Lu Su and returning safely.

The story of the Single Blade Club was that Guan Yu went to the banquet set up by Lu Su with his wisdom and bravery, and finally returned safely. In the story, in order to reclaim Jingzhou, Lu Su invited Guan Yu to a banquet and secretly set up an ambush. After Guan Yu received the letter of invitation, he knew that it was a trick, but he still brought Zhou Cang to the meeting alone. At the banquet, Guan Yu and Lu Su had a verbal confrontation, which eventually shocked Lu Su so much that he did not dare to use the soldiers in ambush. Guan Yu successfully escaped and returned safely. This story sang the praises of Guan Yu's brave spirit and extraordinary wisdom.

The Single-Blade Club was a play by Guan Hanqing, a dramatist of the Yuan Dynasty. It told the story of Guan Yu, who went to a banquet set up by Lu Su with his wisdom and bravery, and finally returned safely. In the story, in order to reclaim Jingzhou, Lu Su invited Guan Yu to a banquet and secretly set up an ambush. He also invited Guan Yu's old friend Sima Hui to accompany him to the banquet and persuade him to drink. Sima Hui refused and warned Lu Su not to act rashly. After Guan Yu received the letter of invitation, he knew that it was a trick, but he still brought Zhou Cang to the meeting alone. Guan Ping and Guan Xing led the army to meet him by the river. During the banquet, the two of them exchanged words, but Lu Su could not win. Guan Yu was both brave and intelligent, and he managed to intimidate Lu Su so that he didn't dare to use the soldiers in ambush. In the end, he returned safely. This story was not only a battle of life and death, but also a celebration of wisdom, courage, and persistence.

The Savage Blade in the Snow was a martial arts novel written by a warlord who was playing a war drama. It had been adapted into many forms such as television dramas and movies. The novel told the story of a Jianghu world dominated by swords and sabers, where various forces fought for hegemony.

The Single-blade Association referred to the story of Guan Yu bringing only a saber and a few attendants to Lu Su's banquet. This idiom later referred to a person who took the risk to go to a meeting and praised the wisdom and courage of the person who went to the meeting. During the Three Kingdoms period, Lu Su had invited Guan Yu to a meeting to protect the Sun Liu Alliance. Even though some people were worried that they would be framed, Lu Su resolutely brought a few of his subordinates to the meeting for the sake of the big picture. In the negotiation, Lu Su argued with reason and Guan Yu was at a loss for words. This story expressed the wisdom and courage of those who attended the meeting.

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