@Muhammad Alghiffary No, they're a distinct ethnic group [removed; see edit] Edit: correcting myself, I was thinking of Uyghers, the Hui aren't discriminated against too my knowledge. They are a distinct ethnic group though, and many Hui aren't even Muslim.
@@the_mad_fool you obviously know nothing of what you're talking about and just regurgitate things without understanding their meaning. Hui are Han chinese, not a distinct ethnic group
Sima Yi with his crazy explanations Chancellor Cao will need his herbal medication When he hears Sima's lame exaggerations There'll be trouble in Xuchang tonight SIIIMAAAAA!
The way Cao Ren looks at Cao Cao then into space when he realizes how pissed he is, is perfect. Such a small thing but really shows how close of family they are that he knows what to do when he gets like this.
For all guys that’s aren’t familiar with Chinese film industry.The dude playing cao cao is a multiple time best leading actor in Chinese Oscar.He is like Daniel Day-Lewis of China.
Actually Cao Cao is the only role he's played decently. He played almost all the other roles in the same way as he played Cao Cao. His way of saying lines sounds wierd and overacting for me.
And he delivered a perfect Cao Cao. Smart, funny, ruthless, genius. Everything Cao Cao is supposed to be. His monologue in Guan Yu's funeral always gets me.
@@cassanderrr You know, a sniper with a modern rifle would have a field day headshooting back in the Three Kingdom period because people were still ignorant of the fatality of firearms. But not you though, no, because just like the joke @Renz F is trying to tell you, the bullet would have missed your head.
Fun fact: the scene where Cao Cao carried the imperial jade at @3:10 then you notice an abrupt cut of Cao Cao falling to the ground @3:17. Originally, it was suppose to show the full scene of Cao Cao throwing the imperial jade with anger towards the front courtyard. However, the director and actors were worried this would anger the spirits, and offending the Chinese heritage. Thus, it was removed during the editing process. Source: your mother!
@@akiro7653 The point is that Tywin doesn't wipe out whole families directly, he silently got other people to do it and they got the blame. Cao Cao got saddled with being called the villain and that prevented him from reuniting China. Even Machiavelli warned against ever becoming hated, it's a lesson Tywin understood. Unfortunately Cao Cao was before Machiavelli's time.
@@Edax_Royeaux welp, Tywin was a noble and head of one of the most prominent house in the 7 kingdoms from the get go, he’s also “grandfather” of the king. Things were laid in a silver platter, ready for him to grab. While Cao Cao had to build up his way, all by himself
@@aykhongphailong9603 All the armies in westeros would get destroyed by Cao Cao not just the Lannisters. Tywin is a joke that got shot to death by his own son and never even created any dynasty that he always yapped about.
Cao Cao's actor is by far one of the best things of this adaptation. He carries so much Charisma & gravitas with his role. Also I would love to see his "What do I have for that?!" Face be a meme.
One of the best acting 😆😆😆😆😆 WHAT USE DO I HAVE FOR THAT?!?! It's a stupid rock 😆😆😆😆 my favorite was his low-key laughter at Yuan Shu when he claim to be the new emperor 😆😆😆
Liu Bei is a useless ally to have. Because he loves and is loved by everyone, he will never assist you in any wars unless you give him half of your territory and all of your income in payment.
@@InconstantTryHard Not if you're Cao Cao. I've managed to instigate war between him and my enemies multiple times without losing much. Very helpful xD
The acting on this show is superb. My only gripe with this show is the music editing thrown in, just doesn't mesh well. Some parts on the scene need to be quiet, and others have improper music distracting from the actors.
The music and action scenes throw me off a bit. In terms of action, they got better later on.as they show soldiers fighting each other instead of duels. I've seen some dueling scenes in tge '94 version and personally I like how it's more grounded due to special effects not as advanced.
@@emperornguyen that sounds about right. It's the editing choices that harm the presentation. I had the same sentiment with the Korean tv series about Admiral Yi Sun-Shin. It got better as the series went forward with the makeup, action scenes, and special effects. The editing was good on the show too.
Chinese here. I think it is mainly because it has to accommodate the taste of mainstream audiences in China where the TV series market is saturated with over-the-top melodramas. By comparison this series is already doing a great job dialing down all those crap - at least there are not many scenes of dramatic slow motion with whole songs suddenly pop in or scenes of generals take off from horsebacks and fight each other mid air for 2 minutes.
Man it feels great being able to play these scenarios in Total War Three Kingdoms. What a great feeling when you translate the game's locations with the show's locations and everything makes more sense.
Exia Gan whoa what the hell did people eat before steamed buns?? Bread?? Noodles? Pancakes? Also can I ask where you read the info? Agricultural history of ancient China sounds like an interesting read seriously.
Pardon my translation but the book was called the Soup and Buns collection or in Chinese 湯餅賦. Here, the writer at around 260 AD was travelling for 30 years writing this book on the agriculture, culture and foodstuff for the western Jin Dynasty (after Three Kingdoms). Historically in Qin and Han, there was already a dried sort of pancake/biscuit hybrid that was used as food supplies for Army. Noodles on the other hand has been in existence since Zhou dynasty with the invention of wheat powder but it was not until the Song do we see the type of noodles we see today in China. Bread was never invented by the chinese due to yeast and its process was not used in making bread but was used in making pickled foodstuffs for winter or more commonly wine and liquor. Wine on the other hand is quite advanced for the period from the Han to the Tang dynasty compared to the rest of the world. The Chinese was capable at around 80BC? (not sure since it was in the middle of the transition from Western Han to Eastern Han) did we see some form of brandy called Du Kang wine by fermenting fruits and other wheat stuff into alcohol. This technology was more advanced than the wine processing used by the Romans for grape wine since Du Kang was said to be clear alcohol with a fruity taste.
Steam Bun was invented by Zhuge Liang when he had contact with outsiders, mainly barbarians. Barbarians had a ceremony of scarifice, in that they cut off men's head as paying respect to entities. Zhuge Liang saw it and thought it was too cruel, so he invented steam bun, flour with meat inside of it, to replace human heads. It was originally called “蛮头”, which means 'barbarian heads'. Later, it became “馒头”， 'steam buns'. In southern part of China, people call it “馒头” still. But, in northern parts of China, people also call it “包子”。
You read the Chinese ROTK legends. That time Zhuge Liang had almost no food near Zheng Shan when Ma Su lost Jie Ting. If he knew how to make mantou, then why did he not make it?
I believe the ending was a bit edited. The original was for Cao Cao to throw the Imperial seal outside. But the producer receiver backlash from it, as it was considered a representation of a historical relic. And some of the crews also feared that the actor playing Cao Cao might be cursed because of it.
50,000 troops is the amount that Alexander the Great could muster for his entire Persian campaign. 50,000 troops is the amount of troops Caesar had at his disposal throughout his campaign in Gaul and with the Roman Civil War. 50,000 troops to China is not the biggest amount, but to lose them all at one go, is a staggering defeat. It is like anyone receiving news that their house is burnt down and their bank account was hacked and had more than half of it stolen. Anyone would faint in great despair.
1-He didn’t “lose” them, they were integrated into liu bei’s army and hell some of them probably thought they were still under cao cao lol 2-Novel’s numbers are heavily exaggerated, the exact numbers from historical records are much MUCH lower than this, for example the battle of red cliffs in the novel says that cao cao had 1.2 million troops, historical records say somewhere between 150000 and 200000
Generally you have to divide by 7 to get the historical # of troops. Like in the novel it says Yuan Shao had 700,000 men at Guandu, but in reality about 100,000 (vs. Cao Cao's 40,000)
@@zadenwachter9918 True, but for this particular move, Cao Cao could not've had more than 20k fighting troops, since at least half the army would be garrissoned and acting as supply troops. Therefore, its roughly accurate
Being Cao Cao's Court Messenger has got to be one of the most shitty jobs in the 3 Kingdoms Era. 😂 But this version of Cao Cao is merciful. In other 3 Kingdoms Dramas, Cao Cao would have ordered the poor messenger beheaded, just because he is angered by the bad news.
R Y problem is if you use the same tactic multiple times the enemy catches on and makes a counter. It’s why the british didn’t act on every transmission they intercepted (which was all of them) because then the germans would know and change the code and they’d know nothing
Well, CaoCao was known to have headaches. It’s possible to that he may have a brain tumour in fact as the famous medicine practitioner Hua Tuo wanted to treat him by suggesting a surgery. However, CaoCao in his usual suspicious self, was against it and the treatment did not happened.
Thank you... Liu Bei at 0:05... Show-duh-hao I like his letter as well. He said i m here to bring you in but i ll let you end it here becaus3 humiliation is beneath your rank and the dignity of your kindred... Its not in this series but in a since-deleted prequel the interesting leap-frogging that Yuan Shao did at Yuan Shu s expense was basically this: Years earlier, Yuan Shao and Cao Cao conspired to stupefy Yuan Shu with drink. This they did. Then they had some lackeys go hijack a wedding party and steal a bride. The last stage was to deliver said stolen bride in closest proximity with a thoroughly inebriated Yuan Shu. The ruse worked wondrously and Yuan Shu fell from favour. Its incidental to the structure of Luoyangs military-back in episode 2 when Cao Cao was talking about the plan to bring in Dong Zhou being Yuan Shaos idea, not his. You see, they were the basically the right and left arm of local military might within the capital. Cao Cao says, " no, thats like inviting a tiger to a wolfs den ". They followed this plan. ( because the eunuchs, collectively, realistically wolves ) He Jin was assassinated. Maybe thry both wanted it to happen, who knows. They each certainly consolidated power in the afterglow of the citys flames, the inevitable deposing of the heir-apparent-then the installation of Liu Xian...im not sure, really...what to believe. Its a fun story. 1:07...what use do i have for it...?
This is actually a Chinese meme from another serie of TV drama 《Drawing Sword》, the secondary protagonist , ChuYunfei intercepted a group of remaining nationalist 74th army/74th division escaping after 3 days of battle (ChiYunfei is a nationalist commander, the first pronagonist is his friend and enemy LiYunlong, a communist commander), ChuYunfei said even 50000 pigs running around in the mountain would took the communist army more than 3 days to find. In reality it's said by ChenCheng, the chief of staff in the nationalist army, when WangYaowu(In reality, ex-commander of 74th army/division, because there was a reform) working in LiXianzhou legion (massive group mixed of multiple armies and devisions controlled by LiXianzhou) attacking communist army, the legion lost 56000 in 3 days of battle, the chief of staff said 60000 pigs would took their enemies more than 3 days to catch.
Cao Cao should have Liu Bei kill when he shelter him. He should remember how Liu Bang escape death and won against the man that never lost a single battle. It's weird that Liu Bei betray a lot of his allies through deception and stolen all their lands, but we the readers want to root for him. I gotta give credit to the novel arthur.
@@TrueXL "He also attacked his own family" it's funny how you ignored cao cao stabbing his uncle's entire household with his own hand but hey fuck liu bei because he didn't stab liu zhang and his entire family smh.
The version I've watched 6-8 times is the Jiang Hu hardsubbed version. Like 144gb or something for the full series. I'm sure you can find it if you look hard enough.
The “baaaaaao” that every messenger scream, never lose its charm.
It's the free space in Three Kingdoms 2010 Bingo
hhaaoo ! hao hao!
Man, the guy who plays Cao Cao is brilliant.
this guy name is ‘’Chen jian bin(陈建斌)"
Funny enough, in Advisor's Alliance, the actor for 2010 Liu Bei gets to play Cao Cao XD
@Muhammad Alghiffary No, they're a distinct ethnic group [removed; see edit]
Edit: correcting myself, I was thinking of Uyghers, the Hui aren't discriminated against too my knowledge. They are a distinct ethnic group though, and many Hui aren't even Muslim.
@@the_mad_fool you obviously know nothing of what you're talking about and just regurgitate things without understanding their meaning. Hui are Han chinese, not a distinct ethnic group
@Muhammad Alghiffary What are you talking about. Three Kingdoms period was around 190-220 AD. At that time Islam didn't even exist yet.
Cao Cao was a proud man. He fainted because he realized that this epic blunder is his fault alone.
To be fair, at this point he might also already have that tumor
Stephen Hawking: Oh great! Another fainter.
acknowledge mistake, learn from it. but never admit it in front of your subjects
@@ardiessadida5146 Im always searching back for this but i dont remember which episode. Do you remember which one?
@@kucinghutan4514 Its the same episode ^^
When Cao Cao started yelling in the beginning of the video, Cao Ren was like: Ah shit, here we go again.....
LMAO
0:41
My Lord XuShu i YueJin welcome you to Wei
-kneel
@@yuejin1776 I must definitely refuse. For I do not want fo be scolded by my mother EVER AGAIN.
Your mother is safe my lord
It's kinda like when your parents are really pissed over something, shouting at both you and your siblings. Except the punishment given is death
This should be on History test:
“If there are 80 thousands steam buns, how long would it take for Lui Bei to gnaw all of it?”
Impossible. Absolutely impossible.
Half a month
More like a math question
(A) - Impossible
(B) - Absolutely Impossible
(C) - Overnight, using the military tally.
(D) - None of the above.
@@dtemplar (E) I will subject myself to military law (answer to every issue in the series)
"Well Sima Yi, i made it, despite your different direction"
"Ah, Prime Minister Cao Cao welcome, i hope you prepared for an unforgettable luncheon"
@A L Steamed Buns*
@A L And now it's a Three Kingdoms reference.
*gasp* “my noodles are ruined!
But what if, I were to order dim sum and present it as my own cooking? Oh hoh oh hoh, delightfully strategic, Zhongda.”
I hate myself because I now see them all yellow
Sima Yi with his crazy explanations
Chancellor Cao will need his herbal medication
When he hears Sima's lame exaggerations
There'll be trouble in Xuchang tonight
SIIIMAAAAA!
You know, they call Cao Cao ruthless... but if two of my generals lost 50,000 men to three bros and their company... I'd be pretty pissed too.
like play total war with 3000 lost again 200
@@reinardish its a Sign how fucked are you as a Commander
As they say quality over quantity
Not just 50k men, 50k highly trained men, with all their armor, weapons, horses etc
@@manusiabumi7673 And Liu Bei took control of the 80,000 that he tricked.
The way Cao Ren looks at Cao Cao then into space when he realizes how pissed he is, is perfect. Such a small thing but really shows how close of family they are that he knows what to do when he gets like this.
When you have a really bad turn in TW:3K
I love how I keep getting those awesome Videos recommended now that TW3K is arround
LOL
this item is actually in the game btw. its the anc on sun jian u can get it if u kill him
@End Of Days legendary
When you become chancellor, But Liu Bei use Integrate option to take your Hans' City.
Steam buns = 80000
Half a month = 1296000 seconds
Time taken to finish 1 bun = 16.2 seconds, considering Liu Bei doesn't do any other activity
Holy crap I can’t stop laughing
Liu Bei would actually have 5 extra hrs to himself. I even did the calculations XD
In Chinese, it translates to liubeis forces
assuming his stomach is a bottomless pit
Did you count with Zhang Fei in your calculation?
For all guys that’s aren’t familiar with Chinese film industry.The dude playing cao cao is a multiple time best leading actor in Chinese Oscar.He is like Daniel Day-Lewis of China.
Did you know he also played Emperor Yongzheng in "Empresses in the Palace"(後宮甄環傳) and Emperor Taizu of Song in "Zhao Kuangyin"(大宋傳奇趙匡胤)?
Since he's playing Bandit Cao, I may end up cursing him if I met him physically.
Actually Cao Cao is the only role he's played decently. He played almost all the other roles in the same way as he played Cao Cao. His way of saying lines sounds wierd and overacting for me.
And he delivered a perfect Cao Cao. Smart, funny, ruthless, genius. Everything Cao Cao is supposed to be. His monologue in Guan Yu's funeral always gets me.
And he played Liu Bang, founding emperor of the Han dynasty. He nailed it but it was so hilarious considering Cao Cao
"EVEN IF IT WERE JUST 80 THOUSAND STEAMED HAMS IT WOULD'VE TAKEN LIU BEI A WHOLE MONTH TO CHEW THROUGH THEM"
Hams are much bigger and more difficult to chew through compared to small buns. You would most likely need more than a month to chew threw them.
@@cassanderrr
You know, a sniper with a modern rifle would have a field day headshooting back in the Three Kingdom period because people were still ignorant of the fatality of firearms. But not you though, no, because just like the joke @Renz F is trying to tell you, the bullet would have missed your head.
@@janusceasar7851 A couple of automatic rifles and a few tanks and you would conquered the entire world back then.
@@cassanderrr Even those would have missed your head mate
@@TathagatDarkAssassin You apparently are clueless as well when someones being sarcastic.
Fun fact: the scene where Cao Cao carried the imperial jade at @3:10 then you notice an abrupt cut of Cao Cao falling to the ground @3:17. Originally, it was suppose to show the full scene of Cao Cao throwing the imperial jade with anger towards the front courtyard. However, the director and actors were worried this would anger the spirits, and offending the Chinese heritage. Thus, it was removed during the editing process. Source: your mother!
Spencer Will bamboozled again
That scene would have been perfect I really thought he gonna throw that bitch lol
It will also offend the Minister of Prop Affairs, who will march with 30 000 steamed buns to clean the set and all recordings.
I can imagine that. It was a super sacred thing, even for some people now.
jade is sacred..it would be very improper to show
Cao cao's acting is brilliant
Cao Cao makes Tywin Lannister look like a amateur in ruthlessness
Definitely Cao Cao wipes out whole families once a month meanwhile Tywin does it once and everyone thinks he's the most savage person ever
@@akiro7653 The point is that Tywin doesn't wipe out whole families directly, he silently got other people to do it and they got the blame. Cao Cao got saddled with being called the villain and that prevented him from reuniting China. Even Machiavelli warned against ever becoming hated, it's a lesson Tywin understood. Unfortunately Cao Cao was before Machiavelli's time.
@@Edax_Royeaux welp, Tywin was a noble and head of one of the most prominent house in the 7 kingdoms from the get go, he’s also “grandfather” of the king. Things were laid in a silver platter, ready for him to grab. While Cao Cao had to build up his way, all by himself
Tywin is also not real. Cao Cao existed.
@@aykhongphailong9603 All the armies in westeros would get destroyed by Cao Cao not just the Lannisters. Tywin is a joke that got shot to death by his own son and never even created any dynasty that he always yapped about.
Cao Cao's actor is by far one of the best things of this adaptation. He carries so much Charisma & gravitas with his role.
Also I would love to see his "What do I have for that?!" Face be a meme.
Him laughing at Yuan Shao is also a classic exploitable lol
@@13Kr4zYAzN13 haha ikr , also the part where he says whehn i siad its noon , its noon 😂
His "impossible" expression almost looked ratchet especially with the hands gestures
One of the best acting 😆😆😆😆😆 WHAT USE DO I HAVE FOR THAT?!?! It's a stupid rock 😆😆😆😆 my favorite was his low-key laughter at Yuan Shu when he claim to be the new emperor 😆😆😆
@@hangguy209 when he lsugh at yuan shu 😂😂
I always laugh when the messenger yell"baooooo". It was an episode when was something like 10 "baoooooo"in 3 min all with bad news
Kind of like the episode where Cao Cao is barking. "Bao! Bao Bao!"
I t means ' report ' or ' message'
@@NangongReng1973 i was suspected that is like so. However is still funny (especially hen you had 3-5 bad news one after other)
The report guy is my favourite, just interrupting everything with the worst news every time
@@naathhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))
I know the guy who plays Cao Cao is amazing but wow, after watching several episodes I think everyone really does a fantastic job!
LOVE that ppl are still watching this show - And so many English speakers, too! 😅
Characters reaction to imperial Seal:
Sun Jian : my precious
Yuan Shu : my precious
Cao Cao : WHAT DO I USE IT FOR!!!????
Liu Bei: how many people died for this stupid rock?
This is why you must rush defeat liu bei off the map early 😆
Liubei is the only force that can steady remaining friendly until you claim to be emperor.
Liu Bei is great ally to have. will never backstab you like the kong rong 🙄. I always wipe him out first if I am near.
Liu Bei is a useless ally to have. Because he loves and is loved by everyone, he will never assist you in any wars unless you give him half of your territory and all of your income in payment.
@@InconstantTryHard Not if you're Cao Cao. I've managed to instigate war between him and my enemies multiple times without losing much. Very helpful xD
Liu Beis Zerg has royally fucked me on many occasions 😂 I cant tell whether i hate him or yuan shao more during my playthroughs
I love this scenes. One of the few times Cao Cao was completely and utterly out manuevered by Liu Bei and the main reason for it was his own doing.
Cao Cao never wants to be the one who states the obvious bad news so he lets Xun Yu do it haha
The acting on this show is superb. My only gripe with this show is the music editing thrown in, just doesn't mesh well. Some parts on the scene need to be quiet, and others have improper music distracting from the actors.
I hear you. Soundtrack could have been a bit more subtle.
The music and action scenes throw me off a bit. In terms of action, they got better later on.as they show soldiers fighting each other instead of duels.
I've seen some dueling scenes in tge '94 version and personally I like how it's more grounded due to special effects not as advanced.
@@emperornguyen that sounds about right. It's the editing choices that harm the presentation.
I had the same sentiment with the Korean tv series about Admiral Yi Sun-Shin. It got better as the series went forward with the makeup, action scenes, and special effects. The editing was good on the show too.
Part of it seems cultural. I've always found that Western shows in general are a bit more quieter than Asian Dramas in terms of bgm.
Chinese here. I think it is mainly because it has to accommodate the taste of mainstream audiences in China where the TV series market is saturated with over-the-top melodramas. By comparison this series is already doing a great job dialing down all those crap - at least there are not many scenes of dramatic slow motion with whole songs suddenly pop in or scenes of generals take off from horsebacks and fight each other mid air for 2 minutes.
Man it feels great being able to play these scenarios in Total War Three Kingdoms. What a great feeling when you translate the game's locations with the show's locations and everything makes more sense.
3:02
caocao.exe has stopped working
lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao
"So you call them steamed buns despite the fact they're obvviously grilled?"
"Good Heavens, what's happening in there?!"
"Yellow Turban Rebellion?"
"Yellow Turban Rebellion?! At this time of day, at this time of year, localized entirely within your province?"
love the piano roll leading up to Cao Cao laughing in disbelief lol
Chen Jian bin was amazing as my favourite character in the 3 Kingdoms. My favourite character Cao Cao the man who found the Kingdom of WEI
Wow this is good quality, compared to the ones on TH-cam. I've watched this series probably 5-6 times haha
1080P version is on TH-cam too. I immediately rewatched the whole thing when I found out.
Same to me
I've been watch this 3 times
I hope there is another version nowaday
IMPOSSIBLE
ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE
I don’t know why I laughed so hard at that part lol
Because at how funny the actor pulled it off.
BAKARA
*BUKENENG! JUEDUI BUKENENG!*
bakana
I actually went to watch the Japanese dubbed version and Cao Cao said: "ARIEN! ZETTAI ARIEN" xDD
3:16 the first bruh moment ever recorded
Cao Cao:"tell generals I will reload the save point"
Underrated comment.
ITS always a relief when the Boss faints before beheading Someone Else 😅
Fun Fact: Steam Buns was not invented until 235 AD. That is a long time after Liu Bei and Cao Cao died. lol
Exia Gan whoa what the hell did people eat before steamed buns?? Bread?? Noodles? Pancakes?
Also can I ask where you read the info? Agricultural history of ancient China sounds like an interesting read seriously.
Pardon my translation but the book was called the Soup and Buns collection or in Chinese 湯餅賦.
Here, the writer at around 260 AD was travelling for 30 years writing this book on the agriculture, culture and foodstuff for the western Jin Dynasty (after Three Kingdoms). Historically in Qin and Han, there was already a dried sort of pancake/biscuit hybrid that was used as food supplies for Army. Noodles on the other hand has been in existence since Zhou dynasty with the invention of wheat powder but it was not until the Song do we see the type of noodles we see today in China.
Bread was never invented by the chinese due to yeast and its process was not used in making bread but was used in making pickled foodstuffs for winter or more commonly wine and liquor. Wine on the other hand is quite advanced for the period from the Han to the Tang dynasty compared to the rest of the world. The Chinese was capable at around 80BC? (not sure since it was in the middle of the transition from Western Han to Eastern Han) did we see some form of brandy called Du Kang wine by fermenting fruits and other wheat stuff into alcohol. This technology was more advanced than the wine processing used by the Romans for grape wine since Du Kang was said to be clear alcohol with a fruity taste.
Exia Gan wow thank-you so much :) this all sounds super interesting. I hope there's a western translation available.
Steam Bun was invented by Zhuge Liang when he had contact with outsiders, mainly barbarians. Barbarians had a ceremony of scarifice, in that they cut off men's head as paying respect to entities. Zhuge Liang saw it and thought it was too cruel, so he invented steam bun, flour with meat inside of it, to replace human heads. It was originally called “蛮头”, which means 'barbarian heads'. Later, it became “馒头”， 'steam buns'. In southern part of China, people call it “馒头” still. But, in northern parts of China, people also call it “包子”。
You read the Chinese ROTK legends. That time Zhuge Liang had almost no food near Zheng Shan when Ma Su lost Jie Ting. If he knew how to make mantou, then why did he not make it?
Has this show always been such HIGH QUALITY?
This is one of best cdramas of 2010's !
@@bapyongukgukguk2352 it’s just I always seen low res of this show
@@Nonskiller the full series 1080p in on nyaa, its 144GB though
@@caocaoholdingaplushie6022 that's nothing. I own 100+ tb
WHAT USE DO I HAVE FOR IT????
This is ancient China version of Hitler loosing it at the bunker scene from the movie
I believe the ending was a bit edited.
The original was for Cao Cao to throw the Imperial seal outside.
But the producer receiver backlash from it, as it was considered a representation of a historical relic.
And some of the crews also feared that the actor playing Cao Cao might be cursed because of it.
Cursed? Really? lol.
That rock kinda looks like a delicious ice cream cake.
I wonder why they made it look like that?
You're hungry.
tiramisu ice cream with caramel or maple syrup🍨
the graphics here is awesome
I fucking love this show.
the scene when cao cao threw out the jade seal is cut to avoid controversies😅
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Wow I didn’t know the show had such good audio / visual quality available lol
where do you get such fine resolution
Ricky Anthony Santoso got it from a Chinese website
fl333r can u give the link here o generous random ppl
Ryo Octaviano okay sure but first im gonna take a nap
Bro were still waiting on that link bruh.
Jules B. Oh sorry i just realized the link only has Chinese subtitles. Do you still want the link tho?
50,000 troops is the amount that Alexander the Great could muster for his entire Persian campaign. 50,000 troops is the amount of troops Caesar had at his disposal throughout his campaign in Gaul and with the Roman Civil War.
50,000 troops to China is not the biggest amount, but to lose them all at one go, is a staggering defeat. It is like anyone receiving news that their house is burnt down and their bank account was hacked and had more than half of it stolen. Anyone would faint in great despair.
And he is just one of the warlord who could muster 80000 men. If they had an imperial standing army the size would be much bigger.
1-He didn’t “lose” them, they were integrated into liu bei’s army and hell some of them probably thought they were still under cao cao lol
2-Novel’s numbers are heavily exaggerated, the exact numbers from historical records are much MUCH lower than this, for example the battle of red cliffs in the novel says that cao cao had 1.2 million troops, historical records say somewhere between 150000 and 200000
Generally you have to divide by 7 to get the historical # of troops. Like in the novel it says Yuan Shao had 700,000 men at Guandu, but in reality about 100,000 (vs. Cao Cao's 40,000)
@@EroticOnion23The 1/7 rule is solid for the LARGER force, definitely. But the smaller one tends to be pretty close.
@@zadenwachter9918 True, but for this particular move, Cao Cao could not've had more than 20k fighting troops, since at least half the army would be garrissoned and acting as supply troops. Therefore, its roughly accurate
love cao cao in that show
He was originally suppose to throw it chipping one of the sides, but the creator felt it was disrespectful.
Being Cao Cao's Court Messenger has got to be one of the most shitty jobs in the 3 Kingdoms Era. 😂 But this version of Cao Cao is merciful. In other 3 Kingdoms Dramas, Cao Cao would have ordered the poor messenger beheaded, just because he is angered by the bad news.
Being a court messenger is a shitty job in general
Being a messenger netted a large salary and was very prestigious.
The messenger here is a messenger from his own camp. The messengers he beheaded are messengers from the enemy's camp.
As soon as that seal crossed the threshold that passive curse was in effect!!!
he finally reached the duchy position. hijacked the emperor and gived orders to other duchies.
The subtitle quality really pales to the Jianghu version here on youtube.
What a brilliant idiom and logic
Where can I watch this in such quality?
Lol their reaction 0:41 😂😂😂
I like how they changed camera angles, took the Emperor's Seal from Cao Cao's hands and then let him faint, lol.
Tywin Lannister losing his shit over useless generals at Harrenhal. (220 AD, colorized)
i'd have kept the military seal and use it again, and again, and again, and again lol
R Y problem is if you use the same tactic multiple times the enemy catches on and makes a counter. It’s why the british didn’t act on every transmission they intercepted (which was all of them) because then the germans would know and change the code and they’d know nothing
BAKANA!
Chancellor Cao Cao is also an anime character apparently XD
"MASAKA!" - Cao Cao probably
A lot of japanese words originated in the Chinese language
@@trollmcclure2659 Think they're referring to the "Impossible" which sounds like bakana (Bu ke neng)
"my lord! I have great news!"
"what is it?"
"I killed this warlord, sir! a great victory!"
"WHY IS EVERYBODY KILLING MY FRIENDS!?"
Doing all that yelling made his head hurt
Well, CaoCao was known to have headaches. It’s possible to that he may have a brain tumour in fact as the famous medicine practitioner Hua Tuo wanted to treat him by suggesting a surgery. However, CaoCao in his usual suspicious self, was against it and the treatment did not happened.
@@LleoneLevano I know he did, just when he did all that yelling here, he only made his headache worst.
Aaron Rainge haha I would yell too if two idiots loses my 30000 soldiers and a piece of my land.
Thank you...
Liu Bei at
0:05...
Show-duh-hao
I like his letter as well. He said i m here to bring you in but i ll let you end it here becaus3 humiliation is beneath your rank and the dignity of your kindred...
Its not in this series but in a since-deleted prequel the interesting leap-frogging that Yuan Shao did at Yuan Shu s expense was basically this:
Years earlier, Yuan Shao and Cao Cao
conspired to stupefy Yuan Shu with drink. This they did. Then they had some lackeys go hijack a wedding party and steal a bride. The last stage was to deliver said stolen bride in closest proximity with a thoroughly inebriated Yuan Shu. The ruse worked wondrously and Yuan Shu fell from favour. Its incidental to the structure of Luoyangs military-back in episode 2 when Cao Cao was talking about the plan to bring in Dong Zhou being Yuan Shaos idea, not his. You see, they were the basically the right and left arm of local military might within the capital. Cao Cao says, " no, thats like inviting a tiger to a wolfs den ". They followed this plan.
( because the eunuchs, collectively, realistically wolves ) He Jin was assassinated.
Maybe thry both wanted it to happen, who knows. They each certainly consolidated power in the afterglow of the citys flames, the inevitable deposing of the heir-apparent-then the installation of Liu Xian...im not sure, really...what to believe. Its a fun story.
1:07...what use do i have for it...?
one of my favorite scenes 😂😂
Cao Cao did not send anyone he trusted like Xiahou Dun, Xiahou Yuan, Xu Zhu, Zhang Liao etc. He went to send these 2.
Ah, eighty-thousand steamed buns; The original “twenty-eight stab wounds” meme.
Cao Cao is in the Chinese capital of Detroit, after all.
This is actually a Chinese meme from another serie of TV drama 《Drawing Sword》, the secondary protagonist , ChuYunfei intercepted a group of remaining nationalist 74th army/74th division escaping after 3 days of battle (ChiYunfei is a nationalist commander, the first pronagonist is his friend and enemy LiYunlong, a communist commander), ChuYunfei said even 50000 pigs running around in the mountain would took the communist army more than 3 days to find.
In reality it's said by ChenCheng, the chief of staff in the nationalist army, when WangYaowu(In reality, ex-commander of 74th army/division, because there was a reform) working in LiXianzhou legion (massive group mixed of multiple armies and devisions controlled by LiXianzhou) attacking communist army, the legion lost 56000 in 3 days of battle, the chief of staff said 60000 pigs would took their enemies more than 3 days to catch.
@@riza-2396 Good to know. Thanks! :D
Lol that fall though!
Does anybode know a site or something to get the rest of the show in the same hq? :D
Chinese website
Is this like a bluray version? Quality is so crisp.
Mmm... Steamed buns.
Woa the video quality is really good! Where did you get it from?
I know I’ve never seen it in such high definition
Can you really read all those subtitles in time?
Cao Cao should have Liu Bei kill when he shelter him. He should remember how Liu Bang escape death and won against the man that never lost a single battle.
It's weird that Liu Bei betray a lot of his allies through deception and stolen all their lands, but we the readers want to root for him. I gotta give credit to the novel arthur.
Just like how we rooted for Daenerys Targaryen throughout the GOT series until the last few episodes.
He also attacked his own family and took their lands but hey fuck Cao Cao because he wanted to build a new empire smh.
@@TrueXL "He also attacked his own family" it's funny how you ignored cao cao stabbing his uncle's entire household with his own hand but hey fuck liu bei because he didn't stab liu zhang and his entire family smh.
@@TrueXL so Liu Bei was your "philip d'Orléan" (Louis XVI's cousin) of late Han dynasty
They gave him the protagonist aura because he is the most similar with their mordern government, and goes well with their propaganda direction
my man dropped like a source npc
Total War brought me here
Xun Yu is like a truth pill in this series (side effect: blood pressure, crisis of denial, fainting, steamed buns)
Cao Cao's Really Bad Day.
great acting
wtf, this quality tho.
Wait... how this scene feels lik a movie where the series I watch is like any tv series???
Search on youtube "war of the 3 kingdoms" and prepare for 90 episodes of a series that makes Game of Thrones look like a Dr. Seuss publication
@@fl333r What do you mean by mentioning Dr. Suess?
@@1987AnimeBoy Dr. Seuss is known for children books. Basically, GoT is considered children book/movie compared to Three Kingdoms. And rightly so
@@alexanderchristopher6237 Have you seen GOT? I don't think any child should ever watch it.
@@1987AnimeBoy Its an oversimplified reference
This is in HD, where can i get it?
Cao cao is awesome
Did you ever wonder: how can the men stand the heat in all-black armor?
Where can I watch/buy the show with this level of quality?
The version I've watched 6-8 times is the Jiang Hu hardsubbed version. Like 144gb or something for the full series.
I'm sure you can find it if you look hard enough.
If the word steam puns was invented by zhuge liang after the namman surrender how would cao cao know about it ?
That’s bao zi
最喜欢看曹操被刘备气到爆炸了哈哈哈哈，一物降一物啊😂😂
Where can i watch this in HD? on youtube it's 360p please help someone.
feelsgoodman it is 720p
@@CS-bl2sz I mean the whole series of Three kingdoms all episodes in HD with subtitles. not just 1 scene.
I was almost convinced he was gonna chuck the jade seal
i think that was what supposed to happen
I want to see those 80k steambuns in the next Dynasty Warriors
Where did the seal go when Lord Cao Cao lost consciousness?
JToPocHi ikr. I noticed it too. Such a shame no one tried to hide it during post production by maybe cropping the frame a bit more
JToPocHi My guess is a above post that stated he threw it into the court yard but the scene was cut.
Well, it's not 80k steamed hams.
1:08 I thought the translation would be "What Are Those??!"
No, the translation is correct.
@@1987AnimeBoy uhm..I'm actually joking. I'm refering to a scene in Black Phanter when Shuri make fun of T'challa sandals
looks like cao cao are bad at maths 80 thousands buns to 50thousands soliders is one meal😂😂😂
Gonna start watching this series cuz of tw 3k
where did this version come from. I've been watching the same show with different subs but the quality isn't as good
If there were 6 million steamed buns, even 5 years would not be enough for Liu Bei to gnaw them all.
2:13 it is eighty thousand but why is your hand saying seven.
The Chinese hand sign is 8
eight in chinese is 八
Very obscure TH-cam but thanks
You're whalecome
Yes and you call them steamed buns despite the fact they are obviously grilled.
Hello boys. What I have here is a little bag of happy poppy stuff. It's all yours, all you have to do is bend the knee.
Truly my top 5 favorite characters is
Cao Cao
Liu Bei
Sima Yi
Lu Su
And Zhuge Liang
And xun yu