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Zhang Fei and Ma Chao joined forces in the battle of Hanzhong. Why did they lose to Cao Hong? What are the three reasons?
There are five tiger generals in Shu, and we are like thunder. Shu Han's five tiger generals are all brave and invincible, so they are famous all over the world. Of these five people, Meng Zhang Fei and Ma Chao are the fiercest and most ruthless. In the White Horse War, Guan Yu, the eldest of the five tiger generals, took the head of the enemy generals in all the armies and became famous in World War I, which surprised everyone. The world still remembers this hero. But we know that Zhang Fei and Ma Chao are fiercer than his eldest brother and as dangerous as their eldest brother. They're all powerful, admiral.

But in the book, we see that Ma Chao and Zhang Fei joined forces, but lost to Cao Hong and Cao Xiu. How did these two best generals lose? What is the reason? So today, let's talk about why Zhang Fei and Ma Chao joined forces in the battle of Hanzhong and why they lost to Cao Hong. What is the reason?

The book says that Cao Hong is Cao Cao's cousin and Cao Xiu is Cao Cao's son. These two men are not as famous as Zhang Fei and Ma Chao. A Zhang Fei is good enough, plus a Ma Chao, who will lose to two unknown people, which is really unexpected. Let's see if Ma Chao or Zhang Fei got a huge reward after the defeat. It can be seen that the failure of this matter lies in Liu Bei himself.

In the book, the first reason is that Ma Chao and Zhang Fei suddenly disappeared when the war started. Because they suddenly disappeared, the main forces of all wars were gone. The second reason is that after the defeat of the war, Wu Lan did not choose to get close to Zhang Fei, but fled by himself. The third reason is that Cao Xiu broke Zhang Fei's plan and defeated Ulan.