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Yu's most famous piece of conceptual art, titled " Eating People ," was performed at a Shanghai arts festival in 2000.
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Soon before his death, instead of passing power to the person deemed most capable to rule, Yu's power passed to his son, Qi, setting the precedence for dynastic rule or the Hereditary System.
One of Han Yu's most famous essays decries the worship of Buddhist relics.
From here, he became one of Guan Yu's most trusted officers, often being placed in charge of the vanguard unit and receiving promotions evenly with Guan Yu's son, Guan Ping.
In response, Liu Yu decided to launch a campaign to destroy Southern Yan, over the objections of most imperial officials, but was supported by one of Liu Yu's initial allies in starting the uprising against Huan Xuan, Meng Chang ( 孟昶 ).
Klaas Ruitenbeek states that the version of the Timberwork Manual quoted by Shen is most likely Shen's summarization of Yu's work or a corrupted passage of the original by Yu Hao, as Shen writes: " According to some, the work was written by Yu Hao.
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The famous physician Hua Tuo appeared to treat Guan Yu's wound.
A small network of oversea corresponding editors and reporters slowly emerged with time with Sun Yue in the U. K. and now Denmark, famous photographer George Chin in the U. K., Micheal Sean in the U. S., Al Di in Canada ( till his return in 2007 ), Yang Yu's former colleague Andreas Stappert ( now editor at Rock Hard ) in Germany, etc.
Shennong is also mentioned in Lu Yu's famous early work on the subject, Cha Jing.
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The piece's cannibalistic theme caused a stir in Britain when Yu's work was featured on a Channel 4 documentary exploring Chinese modern art in 2003.
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Yu's first novel, a semiautobiographical work titled Ishi ni Oyogu Sakana ( 石に泳ぐ魚, " The Fish Swimming in the Stone ") published in the September 1994 issue of the literary journal Shinchō, became the focus of a legal and ethical controversy.
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Yu's father, Gun, was put in charge of flood control by Yao, but failed to alleviate the problem after nine years.
Upon Yu's death, his position as leader was passed not to his deputy, but rather to his son Qi.
For example, the information that Liu Bang ( later Emperor Gaozu of Han ), in a desperate attempt to escape in a chase from Xiang Yu's men, pushed his children off his carriage to lighten it, was not given in the emperor's biography, but in the biography of Xiang Yu.
During the war, Yu's support of Admiral Yi was critical to Yi's achievements.
Guan Yu's army was severely depleted due to the desertions so he attempted to retreat to Yi Province in the west but was surrounded and besieged by Sun Quan's forces at Maicheng ( southeast of present day Dangyang, Hubei ).
Fortunately, one of the monks called Pujing, who was also from Guan Yu's hometown, hinted to Guan of the hidden danger.
In Chapter 75, during a siege on Fancheng ( present-day Fancheng District, Xiangyang, Hubei ), Guan Yu's arm was wounded by a poison arrow fired by enemy crossbows.
The arrow was promptly removed but the poison smeared on the arrowhead had already seeped through the wound into Guan Yu's arm.
" Guan Yu's spirit was enlightened and disappeared, but henceforth it manifested itself around the hill and protected the locals from evil.
Sun Quan was terrified and he sent Guan Yu's head to Cao Cao, hoping to push the responsibility of Guan's death to Cao and sow discord between Liu Bei and Cao.
The ruling Manchu house of the Qing Dynasty was also associated with Guan Yu's martial qualities.
Zhiyi was then in deep meditation on Yuquan Hill ( 玉泉山 ) when he was distracted by Guan Yu's presence.
However, before Yu's departure, he was instructed to travel to Ye to pay his respects at Cao Cao's tomb.
This was according to Cheng Yu's prediction earlier that Yuan Shao would ignore a position with so few men.
However, Liu Bang's family, including Lü Zhi and her children, remained in Pei County, which was a territory of Xiang Yu's kingdom of Western Chu.
During the feast, however, Lü Meng was possessed by Guan Yu's spirit and he seized Sun Quan.
This text was recognized by Zhang Yu's contemporaries and by subsequent Han scholars as superior to either individual version, and is the text that is recognized as the Analects today.
The goal was to preserve the strengths of Hanyu Pinyin while eliminating some of the pronunciation difficulties Hanyu presents to international readers, such as the letters q and x. Yu's system has undergone some subsequent revision.
Zhou Yu's father, Zhou Yi, was the Chief of Luoyang, the capital.
It was during Zhou Yu's journey to Wu that he encountered a wealthy merchant called Lu Su, whom he took to Sun Ce.
This raised Zhou Yu's prestige within the Sun family, and he was treated as an older brother by Sun Quan.
There was a saying at that time about Zhou Yu's skill in music, " If the tune has a problem, Zhou Yu will fix it.
Furthermore, Zhou Yu's death was dramatized in the novel and altered to be caused intentionally by Zhuge Liang.
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Sun Quan sent Guan Yu's severed head to Cao Cao, who performed the proper funeral rites and buried Guan's head with full honours.
When asked why, he recalls Guan Yu's example of playing weiqi while Hua Tuo performed surgery on his wounded arm.
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* Zhu Yu's book is the first to report the use of a magnetic compass for navigation at sea, although the first actual description of the magnetic compass is by another Chinese writer Shen Kuo in his Dream Pool Essays published in 1088.
This is an ancient Chinese saying, which refers to Xiang Yu's order at the Battle of Julu ( 207 BC ); by fording a river and destroying all means of re-crossing it, he committed his army to a struggle to the end with the Qin and eventually achieved victory.
Guan Yu's party arrived at Sishui Pass ( north of present-day Xingyang, Henan ).
The guarding officer Bian Xi received Guan Yu's party with a warm welcome and invited Guan to a feast at the temple outside the pass.
Guan Yu's party finally arrived at a ferry crossing on the southern bank of the Yellow River.
In Chapter 77, after Guan Yu's death at the hands of Sun Quan, his spirit roamed the land, crying out, " Return my head!
By doing so he had ignored Cheng Yu's bastion of 700 men at Juancheng, and possibly missed an opportunity to attack Cao Cao's eastern flank.
Zhou Yu's pursuing army arrived at the blockade, and got themselves 300 horses abandoned by Cao Ren's army.
In 206 BC, Xiang Yu's army arrived at Hangu Pass ( eastern gateway to Guanzhong ) and Liu ordered his men to prevent Xiang's forces from entering Guanzhong.
Once at Jiankang, Lu refused several strategies that Xu offered that were risky but offered chances of success, instead trying to intimidate Liu Yu's forces into collapsing, which he could not do.
However, around the new year 419, Sima Dewen was ill and had to be at his own house, and Liu Yu's assassin Wang Shaozhi ( 王韶之 ) took the opportunity to kill Emperor An.
It was also at Xun Yu's suggestion that Cao Cao chose to escort Emperor Xian of Han, who was then living in the ruins of Luoyang, to his own base at Xu ( present-day Xuchang, Henan ) in 196, taking on the role of protecting the emperor.
When Zhou Yu wanted to form a militia to help Sun Ce in his conquests, he lacked food supplies and weapons, so Lu Su pointed at one of his granaries and presented it to Zhou Yu, while he sold the other and used the money to hire blacksmiths to forge 5, 000 swords for Zhou Yu's militia.
Tianjin was a cosmopolitan city with a strong western influence, and during his childhood, Yu's mother would often take him to see western style plays, which were gaining in popularity at the time, as well as productions of Chinese traditional opera.
" Xiang Yu then committed suicide by slitting his throat with his sword, and a brawl broke out among the Han soldiers at the scene due to the reward offered by Liu Bang, and Xiang Yu's body was said to be dismembered and mutilated in the fight.
Xiang Yu's relatives were spared from death, including Xiang Bo, who saved Liu Bang's life at the Feast at Hong Gate, and they were granted titles of marquises.
Guan Yu's guan dao was called " Green Dragon Crescent Blade " ( 青龍偃月刀 ) which weighed 82 Chinese jin ( estimated either at 18. 263 kg or 48. 38 kg — a Han Dynasty jin was 222. 72 grams in the metric system, while the jin used in the Ming Dynasty — during which the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was written — was about 590 grams ).
The blacksmith remarks that even Guan Yu's guan dao weighs less at 81 jin, so Lu Zhishen wanted his spade to be 81 jin as well.
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