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Cao Cao
Xiahou Jie
Prime Minister, this man has killed over 50 of our generals
Who's that man
Let me find it out
General, could you leave your name?
Zhao Yun of Changsan
Zhao Yun of Changsan
What a valiant general
Catch him alive
The Prime minister orders to capture him alive
Don't shoot arrows
The Prime minister orders to capture him alive
Don't shoot arrows
Though you have not sworn brother
It is believed the gathering is prearranged
While brave, loyal to the Han Dynasty you remain
Deep feeling grown out of the Peach Garden still retain
Breaking through the enemy besiegements, singlehanded
The opponents are frightened to death at your crushing spirit
Blood stained is the military gown
At Dangyang Bridge your loyalty is shown
Oh, General Zhao Yun is peerless and powerful
Together with the other four generals, are famed all
Though you have not sworn brother
It is believed the gathering is prearranged
While brave, loyal to the Han Dynasty you remain
Deep feeling grown out of the Peach Garden still retain
Breaking through the enemy besiegements, singlehanded
The opponents are fightened to death at your crushing spirit
Blood stained is the military gown
At Dangyang Bridge your loyalty is shown
Oh, General Zhao Yun is peerless and powerful
Together with the other four generals, are famed all
Oh, General Zhao Yun is peerless and powerful
Together with the other four generals, are famed all
Bridge of Dang Yang
Zhang Fei, help me
Hurry up! I'll stop the pursuers!
Madam Gan
Zhao Yun
Lord
Liu Bei
Zhao Yun
Lord
Zhao Yun
My guilty can't be forgiven even Put me to death
Lady Mi was severely wounded but she refused to mount my horse
She threw herself into a well
I buried Lady Mi in the well by pushing down the wall
I've threw my way out with the young lord in my bosom
Stand up, please
We fortunately succeeded in escaping thank to the lord's grand luck
The young lord cried a good deal For some time
But now he has not stirred ar made a sound
I fear he might be dead
Lord. My dear child
He is all right
To preserve that sucking I very neraly lost a senior general
Lord, if I were ground to powder I couldn't prove my gratitude
Wen Pin
Cao Ren
Are they ambushed soldiers? Is it a trick of Zhuge Liangs
Report to the Prime Minister immediately
I'm Zhang Fei of Yuan
Who dare fight with me?
GuanYu once said that
Zhang Fei was the sort of man to go through an army of a million men
And take the head of its commander easily
Now here is that man in front us We must be careful
I'm Zhang Fei! Who dare fight with me
I'm afraid there are ambushes on the other side of bridge
What do you mean, cowards You'll neither light nor run away
Retreat
In the 13th year of Jian'an period 208 A. D
Under the menace of Cao's powerful
Liu Cong surrendered to Cao Cao
So Liu Bei had to flee from Fancheng
and cross the Yangtze Rive with his people to Hanjin
He turned to Liu Qi for refuge in Jiangxia
Now Cao Cao, with his victorious 800, 000 troops
Gathered at the north bank of the Yangtze River
And cast greedy eyes on the six prefectures in the south of River
It'd be better to go over the EastWu and ask help from Sun Quan
And we can support each other
Then the north and south will stand facing each other
And we can get some advantage between them
Sun Quan has plenty of intelligent people
He must have ambitions of his own Could he accept us
Lord
Report! Sun Quan has sent Lu Su to pay a condolence call here
And his ship has pulled in to shore
When Sun Ce died, did Xiangyang send any condolences
Between them and us there was the death of my father to avenge
How could I do that?
Then it's certain that Lu Shu is not
Coming to present condolences but to find out the real situation here
Cao Cao with his one million troops
Holds the districts of the Han River And south of the Yangtze River
To protect his domain
Sun Quan will certainly send someone to find out our position
And ask an alliance against Cao Cao
It's good Lu Su had come
I'll borrow a little boat and make a trip over the river
Trust my little tongue
To set north and south to attack each other
If the south wins, we will assist in destroying Cao Cao to get Jingzhou
If the north wins, we'll profit by a victory to get south of the River
A very good idea
We're approaching Chaisang
For the good of our common cause I've a request to make
When you meet my lord
You'll never tell the truth about the magnitude of Cao Cao's army
I don't promise to do what you ask but I'll know how to reply
Please, Please...
Lord
Report
Lord, LuSu came back from Jiangxia and is waiting for an interview
Let him in immediately
Yes. Mr. Lu Su is wanted
My respects
You're back at the right time
Cao Cao has sent us a letter today
And we're gathering here to discuss how to reply it
Sit down, please
When I received the imperial command to punish a fault
My banners went south and Liu Cong became my prisoner
His people flocked to my side
With an army of million men and many able generals undr my command
I hope we go to a great hunting to Jiangxin and together attack Liu Bei
We'll share his land between us and swear perpetual amity
Don't try to be a mere onlooker
I need your quick reply
What have you decided upon, my lord
I've not yet decided We're now discussing
Lord
It would be imprudent to resist Cao Cao's hundred and thousands of troop
Backed by the imperial authority
If we are not to resist
Our most important defence is no more them the yangtze River
But since Cao Cao has taken Jingzhou
The River is this ally against us
We can't withstand him
The only way to tranquility, in my opinion is submission
His words accord with the wishes of heaven
Don't hesitate, my lord
Submission to Cao Cao means
Tranquility and safety for the people and land of East Wu
Oh, what a chilly autumn night that makes people shiver
Submission is selfprotection
Cao Cao has a million troops
What do you say
What they have all been saying will cause you a life long regret
A common man might submit
But you can't
Why
If people like us submit we might keep our official position as before
If you submit, you will be made a Marquis perhaps
You'll have one carriage one saddle horse
A few attendants and no more
Will you be able to sit facing the south and to be a king?
All are thinking for themself and are selfish. Don't listen to them
But make you own decision quickly and determine to play a bold game
What they said disappointed me
Now you've just spoken of a bold game your view is the same as mine
Surely Heaven has sent you to me
Still Cao Cao is now the stronger by all Yuan Shao's army
And he has possession of Jingzhou
I fear he is too powerful to be withstood
I've brought here Zhuge Liang brother of Zhuge Jin from Jiangxia
You could ask him and find out the actual situation of Cao Cao's army
He's really here
Yes, he's in the guest house now
It's too late to see him today
Tomorrow I'll assemble my officials and officers here
You will introduce him to all my best
After that we will debate the matter
The lord
Allow me to take leave
When you see my master
Say nothing of the magnitude of Cao Cao's army
You reminded me many times in the boat yesterday
Please
Well, he's coming
You'd never frighten my master by careless talk
Don't worry. I'll do as I see fit and make no mistakes
This is Master Zhuge Liang
Great pleasure to meet you
This's General
Zhang Zhao
With pleasure
Gu Yong
Yu Fan
Bu Zhi
Xue Zong
Lu Gong Ji
Yan Jun
Cheng Bing
With pleasure
Please
Master Zhuge
Master Zhang Zhao
Anything I can do
I'm the most insignificant of our officials
People say you compare yourself with those two famous men of talent
In history, Guan Zhong and Yue Yi. Is it true?
To a trifling extent I have compared myself with them
I heard that LiuBei visited you trice when you live in your cottage
You agreed to serve him, he said he was as lucky as fish in water
He desired to take the districts of Jingzhou and Xiangyang
Yet today all these districts beling to Cao Cao
I'd like to hear your account of all that
What's your account of all that
I think the taking of the districts is easy like turning over one's hand
But my master is both righteous and humane and would not bear to take
Over the possessions of his brother He refused the offer of succession
But LiuCong, a stupied lad, misled by specious words submitted to CaoCao
So Cao Cao prevailed
My master is now in camp at Jiangxia
But what his future plan is can't be told at present
If it is so, your words and your deed are not keeping with each other
You say you're the equal of the two famous persons
Well, Guan Zhong put his master at the very head of the feudal nobles
Under the able statesman ship of Yue Yan the feeble country
Of Yan conquered Qi with a land nearly eighty cities
These two were men of most commanding and conspicuous talent
But Liu Bei before he got your help was an outcast
And a vagabond, yet stole a city here and there where he could
But with you to help him, why then Did his army hare to throw aside
Their arms and armor and flee like rats in the facing of Cao Cao's army
You abandoned Xinye, fled to Fancheng you were defeated at Dangyang
And turn to Xiakou with nearly no place to rest in
Thus, after you had joined Liu he was worse off than before
Was it thus...
With Guan Zhong and Yue Yi
I hope you don't mind my blunt speech
How can the common birds understand the long flight of the roc?
While in retirement in Longzhong of Nanyang
Whenever I met someone who was seriously ill
The physician would tell his family to first give the sick liquid food
Then soot drugs until he gained his strength
Then the sick may be given meats to strengthen his energy and strong drugs
To correct the disorder, the disease would be expelled and the man restored
If the physician didn't wait till he humors and pulse were in harmony
But threw in his strong drugs so Early, the patient won't be restored
My master suffered defeat at Runan and went to Liu Biao
He had then a few hundreds of soldiers and only three generals
That was indeed a time of extreme weakness
Xinye was small and secluded town with a few inhabitants and scanty supplies
Yet with insufficient force in a weekly defended city
With untrained men and inadequate supplies
He burned Caocao's camps at Bowangpo And drowned his army on the BaiRiver
Caocao's generals XiahouDun and CaoRen were frightened into running away
I wonder whether your two ancient heroes would have done any better
As to the defeat at Dangyang, it must be remembered that my master was
Hampered with many voluntary people following him with aged and children
He was too humance to abandon them and never thought of taking Jiangling
But willingly suffered together with his people
This is a striking instance of his magnanimity
Small forces are no match for large armies
Winning or losing a battle is a common occurrence
The founder of the Han Dynasty suffered many defeats
But he finally had a decisive victory at Gaixia
Was not it due to the strategy of Han Xin
Indeed, the great cause of a country the restoration of stable government
Depend on real statesmen with their master plans
That can neither depend on those ignorant and senseless quibbler
Nor specious and deceitful talkers
Those who pretend to be superior to the rest of mankind
But fall to throw up a single capable man
When it comes to deeds and decisions at the critical moment
Truly such people are only the laughing stock of all the world
Caocao is stationing million troops Is casting a greedy eye on Jiangxia
Would you please tell us
What would be your plan to face this dangerous prospect
Caocao acquired the swarm of Yuan Shoa and stolen the crowds of Liu Biao
Yet I don't care for all his troops
You were defeated at Dangyang and in desperation fled to Jiangxia
You could hardly find a place to rest in
Now you've come here to ask for help
Even then you said you didn't care
But do you think big talk really takes people in
Isn't it Yu Fan
It's too early for you to laugh
Just think, how could Liu Bei with only 1000 of scrupulous soldiers
Be able to oppose a million fierce brutes
Yet Liu's army was united as one and determined to resist
They fought bloody battles in spite of suffering many defeats
While the soldiers of East Wu are good with ample supplies
And the Yangtze River is a strong natural barrier
Yet someone is advising his master to bend the knee before renegade
Regardless of laughers of the world
Compared with that Liu Bei isn't the sort of man to fear a rebel Caocao
When you served the governor of Kuaiji
You advised your master to surrender to Sun Ce
And now while serving Sun Quan you advise him to surrender to Cao Cao
It appears that's a recurrence of an old illness
Zhuge
You've gone too far in bullying others
Oh, Brother Bu, I'm sorry
Are you coming to talk of a land of EastWu with a tongue like the tongue
of Su Qin and Zhang Yi in the past?
Do you regard those two as mere speculative talkers
You don't recognize them also as real heroes
Suqin born the prime minister's seals of six states
ZhangYi was twice prime minister of Qin
Both were men of ability who brought up the reformation of the government
They're not to be compared with those who fear the strong
And bully the weak, and those who fear the dagger and run away for safety
You've listened to Cao Cao's threatening words
And that has frightened you into advising submission
Dare you ridicule Su Qin and Zhang Y i?
May I ask what you think of Cao Cao
He's one of the rebels against the Dynasty. Why ask about him
You're mistaken
The Heaven have outlasted their allotted time and the end is near
Cao Cao has twothirds of the empire and people are turning to him
Your master has not recognized the fateful moment and contend with a
Man so strong as if you're smashing with eggs. Failure is certain
Why do you speak so undutifully. As if you know neither father nor lord
Loyalty and filial duty are the essentials of a man
For a minister of Han Cao Cao's forefathers enjoyed bounty of Han
But instead of showing gratitude He has the intention of rebellion
Isn't he a national rebel?
The whole world is incensed against him
And yet you would claim for him the indication of destiny
Truly you're a man who knows neither father nor lord
You're a man unworthy of any words I decline to argue with you further
Although Cao Cao orders the nobles about in the name of the emperor
Yet he's the descendant of a minister
Your master has no proof though he says he's an offspring of a prince
In the eyes of the world he's just a weaver of mats, seller of strawshoes
Who's he to contend with Cao Cao
Are you not that Lu Ji who pocketed
The orange when you were sitting among Yuan Shao's guests
Listen to me. I've a word for you
In as much as Cao Cao is a descendant of a minister
He's by heredity a servant of the Hans
He's monopolized all state authority and knows only his own arbitrary will
Not only he forget his lord but also ignores his ancestors
Not only is he a rebel of the Hans but also the renegade of his family
Liu Bei is a descendant of imperial family
The emperor has contented upon rank to him as is recorded in the annals
How can you say there is no proof
The founder of the dynasty was of low origin and yet he became emperor
Where is the shame in weaving mats and selling straw shoes
Your mean and immature views
Are unfit to be mentioned in the presence of scholars of standing
Your words are overbearing and you distort reason
It's not proper argument
But I'd like to ask you what classical canon you studied
The bookworms are used to selecting passages and choosing phrases
But do they initiate a policy or manage an affair
I'd never follow their steps
Statesmen of transcendent ability of ages didn't follow classical canon
Great names in history like Yin Yi who was a farmer
Jiang Zhiya who was a fisherman
ZhangLiang and Chenping of a dynasty they were all men of great talent
I've never heard of what classical canon they studied
Unfortunately the present day scholars know only classical canon
Spend their days on literary articles
I think they are just wasting both time and ink
Your big words. But they don't give any proof your scholarship after all
I'm afraid a real scholar would just laugh at you
There's different kinds of scholars
The noble scholar, and the mean type
There's the noble scholar, loyal and patriotic
His concern is to act in full sympathy with his day
And leave to future ages a fine reputation
There's the scholar of the mean type a pedant and nothing more
He labors constantly with his pen composing odes
Thousands of words flow from his pen
But there's not a solid idea in his heart
Let's look at Yang xiong. He glorified the age with his writing
And yet stoopsed to serve a tyrant When Wang Mang usurped the throne
Finally he had to throw himself out of a window
That's the way of the mean scholar Though he composes hundreds odes
What's the use of him?
I know you're a noted scholar of Runan
I did read some of your writings
I wish you would be the noble scholar
Not the mean one like Yang Xiong
Leaving to future ages a bad reputation
Zhuge Liang
Shear nonsense
Stop all that
Zhuge Liang is a man of brilliant talent of the day
This is not paying proper respect to an invited guest
You sit there trying to entangle him in speech while our enemy is nearing
Instead of discussing how to oppose the enemy
You're all wrangling and disputing
Master, zhuge Liang
General Huang
Though it may be gained by talk there's more to be got by silence
Why not give my lord the advantage of your valuable advice
In stead of wasting time in discussion with the crowds
The pressing issue is how we two could be united to resist Caocao
Perfectly true
Just now I had to speak when pressed by these scholars
Please follow me to see my lord
Well, excuse me
Zhuge Liang is too arrogant and despises us all
He's invited to meet our lord now
That'll spoil our plans and destroy our country
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