The author of Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Luo Guanzhong (about1330-about 1400), Han nationality, whose real name is Ben, is from Qixian County, Taiyuan Prefecture, Shanxi Province; One said Qiantang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang) or Luling (now Ji 'an, Jiangxi) people. A famous novelist and dramatist at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, China was the originator of Zhang Hui's novels.

Luo Guanzhong's life is rich in works, the main works are: the script Zhao Taizu's Dragon and Tiger Club, the serial admonition of loyalty and filial piety, and the cry of Zhang Sanping; Novels such as The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties, The Romance of Tang and Five Dynasties, The Legend of Three Sui Demons, The House of Powder Makeup, it is said that Shi Naian co-authored The Water Margin and his masterpiece The Romance of Three Kingdoms. Luo Guanzhong was born in the feudal dynasty in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. As a drama critic associated with "advocating Excellence" and "prostitute art", he was regarded as an inferior person in Goulan Washe at that time, and it was impossible for the official history to write classics for him. The only thing I can see is a booklet "Ghost Book Continuation" compiled by an anonymous person in the Ming Dynasty, which reads: "Luo Guanzhong, a native of Taiyuan, is scattered in the lake and sea. Loneliness with others, Yuefu argot, extremely fresh. I forgot to be friends with Yu, and I suffered many losses, and I lived far apart. This is just the beginning of the resumed meeting. I haven't come for more than 60 years, but I don't know where it will end. "

However, from Luo Guanzhong's masterpiece Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Luo Guanzhong's profound talent has been reflected. He is proficient in military science, psychology, resourcefulness, public relations and talents ... Without superhuman wisdom, rich practice and persistent pursuit, how could he become such a generalist? He advocates national unity, loves the Chinese nation, carries forward the traditional virtues of the nation, and hates treachery and evil. In the historical romance of the Tang and Five Dynasties, we can see Luo Guanzhong's noble sentiments of attachment to his homeland, memory of heroes and concern for the country and people. He wrote emotionally:

Poplars rise from the west wind on both sides of the strait, and Qinzhou filial piety really hurts the body.

Flowers and plants in Jinzhong bury the secluded path, and Tangguoshan River surrounds the sunset.

The crow valley destroys its nest, and the dusty road in Bingzhou is always desolate.

Poetry has become an endless wound and has been heartbroken.