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🗓️ 16 February 2015
⏱️ 30 minutes
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms podcast. |
0:11.9 | This is episode 29. |
0:14.9 | When we last left off, Cao Cao and Yuan Shao were in a standoff in Hebei, |
0:20.1 | while in Xu province, Liu Bei had captured |
0:22.8 | one of the two lowly officers that Cao Cao had sent to attack him, and Zhang Fei had the |
0:28.5 | other officer, Liu Dai, so scared that he would not come out of his camp to fight. After a few |
0:35.1 | days of hurling all the insults he could think of to try to spur Liu Dai to |
0:39.5 | give battle, Zhang Fei had an idea. He sent out word to his men that they were to prepare |
0:45.4 | for a night raid around 9 o'clock that night. During the day, however, Zhang Fei sat in his |
0:52.3 | tent and drank, and after a few drinks, he pretended |
0:55.8 | to be drunk. |
0:57.2 | He then found some excuse to get ticked off at some unfortunate soldier and gave him a good |
1:02.2 | whipping. |
1:04.0 | After the beating, Zhang Fei ordered the soldier to be tied up. |
1:08.2 | When I set out on my raid tonight, I will kill him as a sacrifice to my banner, |
1:13.3 | Zhang Fei said. But at the same time, he also secretly instructed the guards to be rather |
1:19.4 | derelict of their duty. The condemned man, seeing an opening, slipped out and escaped to Liu Dai's |
1:26.1 | camp, where he spilled the beans about |
1:28.2 | Zhang Fei's plans for a night raid. Seeing the very real wounds on this informant, Liu Dai believed |
1:35.1 | him, so he set up an ambush. He left his camp empty and had his soldiers lie in wait outside. |
1:42.7 | Night came, and Zhang Fei split his forces into three armies. |
1:46.9 | The army in the middle consisted of only about 30 people, |
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