Honestly, there was so much padding in Liu Shan's carriage that he probably didn't get hurt from being thrown. Also, like he said. Kinship before family. I know Liu Shan was his child, but in the grand scheme, Zhao Yun was 100x more important. He's not only one of Liu Bei's most powerful warriors, but he's also been loyal to Liu Bei for years now. It may sound wrong by today's standards, but Liu Bei probably cares more about Zhao Yun than his son by quite a margin.
@@happyfish1212 in ancient China children and women is seen as personal luxury than a duty. Confucious teaching, which is widespread during the time, taught people to respect the king, the teacher and the father, thus it means to gave up your personal luxury which is the woman and your child for the sake of the country. What seem bullshit nowadays was depicted as heroism at the time.
Earlier in the series he hears about Yuan Shao holding back a major offensive on account of his baby son being sick and criticises him heavily for it, so it's at least consistent with that.
6:55 Zhang Liao looks at Cao Ren ''Will you fight him?'' Cao Ren ''No, will you?'' They both look at each other ''Nope, he went toe to toe with Lu Bu back then, he'll slaughter us, stay here'' :P
@@koreancowboy42 fully leveled and upgrade with the spear instead of the Blue Blade as a weapon then he is the best, but if not, then perhaps Cheng Pu might take the win
@@nameless0f Hundreds of thousands, I think you mean. Millions is more a Hitler and Stalin era possibility. My comment was more of joke than a serious comment. As much of a terrible person Cao Cao was, he is still the best character in this depiction of the three kingdoms.
lol his son was actually not an idiot, i mean in history not in films. But Liu Bei was totally stupid he couldn't save his own child, he didn't dare to do that, so his general did him favor.
He threw his son because it's hard for zhao yun to battle and he cares about his kingdom too much that why the end he loses his kingdom until everything and everyone from him is gone😤❤
Actually quite a few scholars argue that Liu Shan never became mentally disabled nor was he remotely unintelligent. He had one of the longest reigns of a ruler in this time period, and unlike Wei and Wu, it was relatively free from court intrigue and conspiracies. Liu Shan gets a lot of blame for holding back Jiang Wei's campaigns and for saying he didn't even miss Shu years later in Jin court, but all of this points to what I believe a pacifistic person. Jiang gets his fair share of criticism for draining Shu's resources in unending campaigns (which attests to his persevering and loyal character both heroic tragically flawed). If Liu Shan recognized this, it would be consistent with his character to try to reel back these campaigns. Surrendering Shu... his comments in the Jin court, all of this attests to someone who probably believed that peace was more valuable than ambition. This is my analysis of his character and that of some scholars. It seems cowardly and incompetent to us, but different people value different things. If even say, Liu Bei truly was a man of the people, perhaps Liu Shan's own personal interpretation of valuing people's welfare is that there is no point in sacrificing more lives for the sake of glory or an age already lost. Finally, his long reign and comments in the Jin court probably also speaks to someone who understands how to maintain human relations and compromise to stabilize them. For this reason, I believe Liu Shan was actually quite intelligent; he only valued peace more than ambition or glory. It's highly unlikely someone mentally disabled could have held a domestically stable reign of Shu for that long. The Jin dynasty itself was fractured because of the reign of someone truly mentally disabled, and contrast that with Liu Shan, and you'll see how it's really like to have a mentally retarded ruler.
@Alan Kao Sima's Jin Dynasty was far worse. China's population was reduced to 16 million. At one point there was famine in capital Chang'an and the third emperor Huai of Jin was forced by Xiongnu warlord Liu Yao to walk in the street carrying the imperial seal with his mouth using a string. Humiliation! Makes Liu Chan's reign look like the golden age of Shu smh
Lui Bei: (Tosses Baby) Zhao Yun: Uh, you know, I worked pretty awfully hard on getting that thing back here in one piece for you. Mind not scratching it up so much?
I'd never thought i'd be able to watch this series here in the Netherlands. Thank you for taking the time and effort to upload all these episodes. Xie xie.
It was a point made that he cares more about his followes than his own family. He’s willing to foresake his own family for the greater good of his army and the generals that fight for his state. It’s extremely evil to not care about the potential death of tens of thousands of soldiers in favour of your own family.
@@jono601 What absolute horseshit. The reason Liu Bei cared more for his generals and troops than his family was because they were a lot more useful to him. In this scene, you see Liu Bei's real character. The Will of Heaven, morality and other crap is all meticulously engineered by him, a facade, in order to gain favor with heroes. Of course he cares more about Zhao Yun than Liu Shan. He can always make a new heir. Zhao Yun will win him battles and cities. "The greatest truth comes across as a falsehood" - Cao Cao
@Yes M'lady it can be both that he has a brotherly bond with his generals and that he needs them. Not everything is so black and white. It’s very easy to take the opposing viewpoint to sound more scholarly but history or real life rarely is a case that this person is either a good guy or bad guy. His Mandate of Heaven could very well have good intentions but became muddied due to the realities of running an army. Plenty of army traditions that are steeped in brotherhood traditions.
According to the historical records, it was Zhao Yun who brought Liu Bei's son back, but the fight scene is based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Zhang Fei: I scared away Cao Cao's army! ZhuGe Liang: Wow you're a genius! Zhang Fei: After that, I burned the bridge down ZhuGe Liang: Guess I have to take my word back
Did they change the actor of zhao Yun in the later part of the series . I just realized this after watching the later part of the series and going back to here .
Hahaha 😂😂😂 liu bei behavior cannot be ignore this time . When zilong give him the child his son in fact he just threw it away and talking to zilong that just for a child he almost lost his great commander ! If liu bei behave like this zilong thinks about liu bei kindness. What about his own child he just threw on the ground? How would you believe liu bei cares other people. It’s very clear that it’s liu bei personal interest he’s fighting for . And Nobody see that …
Throwing the baby caused brain damage, causing Liu Shan to grow up as an idiot, bringing ruin to Shu Han. Even small mistakes can cost dearly in the long term.
Would adou be any different and actually fight for Shu at the very end when Jin invaded if liu bei never threw him on the ground? I think Shu would have a fighting chance against Jin if he was an able leader.
I see your point but the actual act of throwing his infant was unnecessary, he could have at least thrown him into the general direction of one of his knaves rather than the ground. That isn't virtuous and it certainly isn't characteristic of Liu Bei's character. That was such a fit of passion.
He's not just he scared the army. You gotta look at it from a commanders point of view. A narrow bridge and great dusts and banners in the back of the bridge. Hence ambush if Zhang Fei led them across the bridge and then Cao Caos army would've been trapped crossing and be unable to fall back properly.
some historical sources (WIKIPEDIA) actually says that Liu Chan is "decent" and had some natural ability to use people like his dad. Anyway he is more easy going, not so ambitious, and he indeed make some mistake during zhuge's northern expedition. For me his biggest mistake is to trust that crazy war hawk JIANG WEI who is VERY WRONGLY portrayed in the novel.
SO where is the text at the end of this episode telling us how many horses were harmed/killed in the making of this and don't say non because that would be BULL SHIT
Apparently in the novel, the boy name is Liu Shan, and the grandson of Liu Bei were Liu Chan. Liu Shan was averagely dumb and lazy hence his son Liu Chan were a very good Politician and General.
Zhao Yun goes throgh the trouble of saving baby liu chan, fights thosands of soldiers, multiple injuries and seeing the lady die jst for Liu bei to throw the bloody baby on the floor. gotta love liu bei and his benevolnce
if only Cao Cao didn't give red hare to Guan Yu back in the day, theres no way Liu Qi will arrive on time. So somehow Cao Cao help Liu Bei on this one, quite ironic...
He would've have to anyway. Cuz Red Hare is like the most prized horse aside from Hex mark (Liu Bei's steed) and black dragon (Cao Cao's steed) back then. Mostly all Xiliang horses were good and trained to be fit. Guan Yu was given lots of gifts, ladies, good food, fine wine and such. Nothing worked so Red Hare almost did.
While some people are saying the baby will grow up to be an idiot because Liu Bei threw him on the ground, I say at 02:14 it looks like when the guy on the horse rides by he hits the baby in passing. Still doesn't make up for Liu Bei throwing the baby away.
If anyone is wondering what happened to the people fleeing with Liu Bei, some sources say Cao Cao captured and relocated them to his territory
Honestly, there was so much padding in Liu Shan's carriage that he probably didn't get hurt from being thrown. Also, like he said. Kinship before family. I know Liu Shan was his child, but in the grand scheme, Zhao Yun was 100x more important. He's not only one of Liu Bei's most powerful warriors, but he's also been loyal to Liu Bei for years now. It may sound wrong by today's standards, but Liu Bei probably cares more about Zhao Yun than his son by quite a margin.
Damn，this Zilong dude is like John Wick in 3K era. Love him so much.
Is it just me, or does it seem REALLY REEEALLY out of character for LIU BEI to, THROW A FUCKING BABY
tbh.. it is his real character..
all the benevolence and virtue bullshit is just luoGuanzhong made up fantasies
It was 220 A.D. - 280 A.D... I guess at that time throwing a baby is not that much of a big deal.
@@happyfish1212 in ancient China children and women is seen as personal luxury than a duty. Confucious teaching, which is widespread during the time, taught people to respect the king, the teacher and the father, thus it means to gave up your personal luxury which is the woman and your child for the sake of the country. What seem bullshit nowadays was depicted as heroism at the time.
Earlier in the series he hears about Yuan Shao holding back a major offensive on account of his baby son being sick and criticises him heavily for it, so it's at least consistent with that.
@@nergalsmom i wonder why did the director have such a mindset
Zhang Fei killed a guy he shouted rather vaguely in the direction of.
What a fucking boss.
The only logical explanation is that soldier have heart attack
Literally scared him to death
Zilong fight scene is unbelievable intense, Very amazing to say at least, Absolute very courageous fighter, A+
6:55 Zhang Liao looks at Cao Ren ''Will you fight him?'' Cao Ren ''No, will you?'' They both look at each other ''Nope, he went toe to toe with Lu Bu back then, he'll slaughter us, stay here'' :P
The dramatization of Zhao Yun (Zilong) and his horse knows no bounds lol.
No wonder why Zhao Yun is the best Sentinel in Total war: three kingdoms
He isn't the best of all of them. But one of the best.
@@koreancowboy42 fully leveled and upgrade with the spear instead of the Blue Blade as a weapon then he is the best, but if not, then perhaps Cheng Pu might take the win
You never see Cao Cao tossing babies to the ground....
TheKypps well, when he attack TaoQian，he basic killed all the civilian on the way.
but you do see Cao Cao murdering millions guess that's fine then...
lmfao
That's because he's been dead for 500 years.
@@nameless0f Hundreds of thousands, I think you mean. Millions is more a Hitler and Stalin era possibility. My comment was more of joke than a serious comment. As much of a terrible person Cao Cao was, he is still the best character in this depiction of the three kingdoms.
Terima kasih karena selalu menampilkan film2 seru dan berkwalitas. Semoga kedepan lebih ditingkatkan lagi.
Seeing Zhao Yun's exploits, I think we're actually WATCHING Dynasty Warriors.
😭🤣
🤔
Zhou yun : fought a thousand soldier for rescue his lord's baby
*His lord threw his baby on the ground
Zhou yun : Really my lord? Am i joke to you?
Correction.
Zhao Yun.
:)
Ikr lol
Because this Liu Bei throw his son, his son later become an idiot ruler, lol.
lol his son was actually not an idiot, i mean in history not in films. But Liu Bei was totally stupid he couldn't save his own child, he didn't dare to do that, so his general did him favor.
If your really looking for the downfall of shu look up jiang wei
He threw his son because it's hard for zhao yun to battle and he cares about his kingdom too much that why the end he loses his kingdom until everything and everyone from him is gone😤❤
@@meighn ាំ
7:25 lol what happened to Zhang Fei's horse?? It only has two front legs. The green screen must be pretty powerful.
I wonder if Liu Chan became brain damaged from all of that.
Hell yeah he got brain damage. Thats why he was a crappy ruler that brought Shu down.
Truly, the brain damage really came from when his own dad threw him to the ground.
Actually quite a few scholars argue that Liu Shan never became mentally disabled nor was he remotely unintelligent. He had one of the longest reigns of a ruler in this time period, and unlike Wei and Wu, it was relatively free from court intrigue and conspiracies.
Liu Shan gets a lot of blame for holding back Jiang Wei's campaigns and for saying he didn't even miss Shu years later in Jin court, but all of this points to what I believe a pacifistic person. Jiang gets his fair share of criticism for draining Shu's resources in unending campaigns (which attests to his persevering and loyal character both heroic tragically flawed). If Liu Shan recognized this, it would be consistent with his character to try to reel back these campaigns.
Surrendering Shu... his comments in the Jin court, all of this attests to someone who probably believed that peace was more valuable than ambition.
This is my analysis of his character and that of some scholars. It seems cowardly and incompetent to us, but different people value different things. If even say, Liu Bei truly was a man of the people, perhaps Liu Shan's own personal interpretation of valuing people's welfare is that there is no point in sacrificing more lives for the sake of glory or an age already lost. Finally, his long reign and comments in the Jin court probably also speaks to someone who understands how to maintain human relations and compromise to stabilize them.
For this reason, I believe Liu Shan was actually quite intelligent; he only valued peace more than ambition or glory.
It's highly unlikely someone mentally disabled could have held a domestically stable reign of Shu for that long. The Jin dynasty itself was fractured because of the reign of someone truly mentally disabled, and contrast that with Liu Shan, and you'll see how it's really like to have a mentally retarded ruler.
@Alan Kao Sima's Jin Dynasty was far worse. China's population was reduced to 16 million. At one point there was famine in capital Chang'an and the third emperor Huai of Jin was forced by Xiongnu warlord Liu Yao to walk in the street carrying the imperial seal with his mouth using a string. Humiliation! Makes Liu Chan's reign look like the golden age of Shu smh
Plus without a mother as a baby, the development of the child will be gravely diminished.
Lui Bei: (Tosses Baby)
Zhao Yun: Uh, you know, I worked pretty awfully hard on getting that thing back here in one piece for you. Mind not scratching it up so much?
7:37. Zhang Fei scared the crap out of Cao Cao and his army.
I'd never thought i'd be able to watch this series here in the Netherlands.
Thank you for taking the time and effort to upload all these episodes.
Xie xie.
liu bei threw a baby, really freaking benevolent
i know What The Fuck Right!? O.o
+noski7ataimcom he was covered by like 7 layers of thick robe i don't think it mattered, Liu Bei just wanted to make his point lol
It was a point made that he cares more about his followes than his own family. He’s willing to foresake his own family for the greater good of his army and the generals that fight for his state. It’s extremely evil to not care about the potential death of tens of thousands of soldiers in favour of your own family.
@@jono601 What absolute horseshit. The reason Liu Bei cared more for his generals and troops than his family was because they were a lot more useful to him. In this scene, you see Liu Bei's real character. The Will of Heaven, morality and other crap is all meticulously engineered by him, a facade, in order to gain favor with heroes. Of course he cares more about Zhao Yun than Liu Shan. He can always make a new heir. Zhao Yun will win him battles and cities.
"The greatest truth comes across as a falsehood" - Cao Cao
@Yes M'lady it can be both that he has a brotherly bond with his generals and that he needs them. Not everything is so black and white. It’s very easy to take the opposing viewpoint to sound more scholarly but history or real life rarely is a case that this person is either a good guy or bad guy. His Mandate of Heaven could very well have good intentions but became muddied due to the realities of running an army. Plenty of army traditions that are steeped in brotherhood traditions.
Cao Cao's order to "kill him" sounded like: "kill him then* (let's see if you can) *grabs whatever snack he was eating* :P
Klu mau murah
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According to the historical records, it was Zhao Yun who brought Liu Bei's son back, but the fight scene is based on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
Zhao Yun (formal Name) is the same person as Zhao Zilong.
Yeah formal name.
Everyone back then had a formal name.
Zhang Fei: I scared away Cao Cao's army!
ZhuGe Liang: Wow you're a genius!
Zhang Fei: After that, I burned the bridge down
ZhuGe Liang: Guess I have to take my word back
I would think being thrown around while Zhou Yun was fighting more, but the the dropping definitely contributed lol.
หนังแสดงได้ดีมากน่าชมน่าติดตาม
Did they change the actor of zhao Yun in the later part of the series . I just realized this after watching the later part of the series and going back to here .
Zhao Yun reminds me a lot of Sanada Nobushige.
"I'd rather let the world down than to allow the world to let me down." - CaoCao
Zhang Fei: FIGHT TO THE DEATH WITH MEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!
Cao Cao: (shits his pants)
BROS BEFORE BABIES
At around 10:48 does anyone know the name of that song I have been trying to find it because I like it but havnt been lucky to find it
LOL Liu Bei throws the baby like its a toy!
As bad as Liu Bei could be irl at least he never actually threw his kid.
Also lol I think Zhang Fei may be dragonborn
All hail Liu "The Children-Tosser" Xuande, the illustrious emperor of Shu Han!
Hahaha 😂😂😂 liu bei behavior cannot be ignore this time . When zilong give him the child his son in fact he just threw it away and talking to zilong that just for a child he almost lost his great commander ! If liu bei behave like this zilong thinks about liu bei kindness. What about his own child he just threw on the ground? How would you believe liu bei cares other people. It’s very clear that it’s liu bei personal interest he’s fighting for . And Nobody see that …
After reading it so many times, I was waiting for the moment when Liu Bei yeeted his son
Throwing the baby caused brain damage, causing Liu Shan to grow up as an idiot, bringing ruin to Shu Han. Even small mistakes can cost dearly in the long term.
One and only time Cao Cao was deceived by a half-wit Bear! Lol.
子龍啊你認識夏绍星嘛，你現在的髮型很像他啊？？？
Wow that baby is an armored baby, as stronk as Russian tank Zhao Yun, I mean Chinese tank.....
I still cant believe When Lie Bei throws the child on the ground yet I can understand what he says after he toss the child down but Still.
Would adou be any different and actually fight for Shu at the very end when Jin invaded if liu bei never threw him on the ground? I think Shu would have a fighting chance against Jin if he was an able leader.
dynasty warriors is that you ?
The baby: yeah, i have killed at least 3000 cao troops with my uncle zhao when i was 1 year old
The most touching part so far.
为什么不乱箭齐发？
That is a seriously cute baby!
Berusaha untuk selalu berbuat baik.
7:25 wtf is up with zhang fei's legs lmfao
I THREW IT ON THE GROUND!!!
That baby buff though.
I see your point but the actual act of throwing his infant was unnecessary, he could have at least thrown him into the general direction of one of his knaves rather than the ground. That isn't virtuous and it certainly isn't characteristic of Liu Bei's character. That was such a fit of passion.
Liu Bei yeeted that baby real quick
And thus late Shu is explained.
cao cao and the water flicking thing...
趙子龍變成乾隆
1:35 Something is wrong in this picture...can you guess what?
Zhang Fei by himself scares off Cao Cao army. wow
He's not just he scared the army. You gotta look at it from a commanders point of view. A narrow bridge and great dusts and banners in the back of the bridge. Hence ambush if Zhang Fei led them across the bridge and then Cao Caos army would've been trapped crossing and be unable to fall back properly.
I wonder what will happen when Liu qi did not come and had to fight vais army
បកប្រែខ្មែរឲ្យ មើលផងអូនអើយអរគុណៗ
Great acting
some historical sources (WIKIPEDIA) actually says that Liu Chan is "decent" and had some natural ability to use people like his dad. Anyway he is more easy going, not so ambitious, and he indeed make some mistake during zhuge's northern expedition. For me his biggest mistake is to trust that crazy war hawk JIANG WEI who is VERY WRONGLY portrayed in the novel.
SO where is the text at the end of this episode telling us how many horses were harmed/killed in the making of this and don't say non because that would be BULL SHIT
1:35 cao cao photoshop
you can lose many children, but a brother but once
Thích nhất triệu vân
and the fight continues...
이런만화같은 영화가
말이여방구여
ㆍ
Is it me or some people here are watching this series because of Dynasty Warriors?
If Zhao Yun really did all that he's prob the greatest Hero in Human History lol, No wonder Dynasty Warriors Picked him as it's leading man.
Well it's because he's like one of the most memorable characters
Apparently in the novel, the boy name is Liu Shan, and the grandson of Liu Bei were Liu Chan. Liu Shan was averagely dumb and lazy hence his son Liu Chan were a very good Politician and General.
5:52 Oh my goodness
Why did u do that?
Honestly can translate to : wtf u idiot.
YEET
Zhao Yun goes throgh the trouble of saving baby liu chan, fights thosands of soldiers, multiple injuries and seeing the lady die jst for Liu bei to throw the bloody baby on the floor. gotta love liu bei and his benevolnce
WHEN YOUR GIRLFRIEND FOR CHRISTMAS GETS YOUR A NEW SWEATER
TELL HER CALL THE WESTIN, AND HER BEST FRIEND; AND DO BETTER
Two most comical characters meet again lol
your right XD
5:51 :O wtf?!
新三国，最大的问题是，服装漂亮了，但是分不清阵营，赵云头发弄乱了为了显示精疲历尽，但是其实憔悴饰演出来，不是扮出来了的，你觉得
刘备摔孩子这段，赵云是不是换演员了？怎么有点不像聂远。
Lol he just throws the baby LMAO
he just threw his baby LOL
if only Cao Cao didn't give red hare to Guan Yu back in the day, theres no way Liu Qi will arrive on time. So somehow Cao Cao help Liu Bei on this one, quite ironic...
He would've have to anyway. Cuz Red Hare is like the most prized horse aside from Hex mark (Liu Bei's steed) and black dragon (Cao Cao's steed) back then. Mostly all Xiliang horses were good and trained to be fit.
Guan Yu was given lots of gifts, ladies, good food, fine wine and such. Nothing worked so Red Hare almost did.
hahhaha zhuge liang was like, fuck, i dont want to die a virgin..........
Jules B. He was already married when he decided to follow liu bei as his lord..............................plz stop fantasizing around Zhuge liang
looks like a good show but the editing the fighting scene are pretty horrible almost impossible to tell what the hell is going on lol
I know liu bei is a great leader, but what kind of father throws their own child on to the ground?
I get this is the reason why Liu Shan was such brain damage.
Yeah but what about the brain damage man. My mom says that's what caused Liu Chan to be an idiot.
单骑救幼主 古今赵子龍
Zhao Yun save A Dou
I thought the novel was an exaggeration. But no, he actually flings the poor sod to the ground. Not ideal parenting, but children are pretty noisy...
只要把马给打死，然后车轮战。最后敌人就会体力不支被俘
赵唯一不被俘的机会就是趁敌人包围圈尚未完成前骑马冲出去。当然敌人会放箭，不过马的速度很快。弓箭射程近，而且不准(除非一大波弓兵一起射)。所以可以搏一搏
三国没有马镫，所以骑射不存在。不然敌人如果追着射，那就不好玩了。
@@sure6687 有证据显示马镫三国时期有的
但东吴战船过分了，当时没科技造的出这种船
oh ok now i see what u mean after pausing lol
hahah it was just an act to show his "duty first", in real life he lightly threw him to the ground.
While some people are saying the baby will grow up to be an idiot because Liu Bei threw him on the ground, I say at 02:14 it looks like when the guy on the horse rides by he hits the baby in passing. Still doesn't make up for Liu Bei throwing the baby away.
Yes, that is true
another has fallen to my spear!!
Quick Zhao Yun your mosuo is filed!!! Use it!!!
Would it had been a bummer when he went to check after all he did the kid had died!? I mean seriously..
LOL EVERYONE look at 7:24 - 7:25, the horse only has TWO LEGS!!!!
lmao wtf did he just do a ki attack haha freaking show
But legend said Zhao Yun never lost and injure during every battle and his skin was like jade ok thats bullshit