历史人物英语作文精选

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历史人物：指那些在历史发展中起过重要影响，在历史长河中留下足迹，对人类历史起到推动作用的人物。下面是介绍历史人物的英语作文范文，欢迎大家阅读。

▲篇一：最欣赏的历史人物

When talking about the history of Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao comes to my mind with no hesitation.Cao Cao was a warlord of the Eastern Han Dynasty who had great power in his times. As a central figure of the Three Kingdoms period,Cao Cao laid the foundations for his son to establish the state of Wei. Although he often was portrayed as a merciless tyrant,Cao Cao was also a

brilliant ruler and military genius. He was also talented in poetry.

Cao Cao always paid great attention to the bases of society - agriculture and education when he was alive. At that time, famine often killed many people and wore down the economy and army forces. Without food, armies failed without fighting. Knowing that, Cao was aware of the significance of food supply in building a strong military and a strong state. He carried a series of agricultural programs in cities of his state. He recruited refugees and gave them wasteland to cultivate. Later, encampments not faced with imminent danger of war were also made to farm. This system was continued and spread to all regions under Cao. As a result, his realm expanded largely. Although Cao's main purpose was to feed a powerful army, the agricultural program greatly improved the living standards of the people, especially war refugees. Fortunately, Cao had eliminated his biggest enemy-- Yuan Shao's force. This spared him more time and energy on the construction

within his realm. Cao ordered a rule decreeing the promotion of education throughout the counties and cities within his jurisdiction. An official in charge of education was assigned to each county with at least 500 households. Youngsters with potential and talents were selected for schooling. This prevented a lapse in the output of intellectuals in those warring years and benefited the people.

Cao Cao was very talented in military. In order to explain this, I need to mention a famous battle in the history---Guandu Battle. In 200, Yuan Shao amassed more than 100,000 soliders and marched southwards on Xuchang in the name of rescuing the emperor. On the contrary, Cao only gathered 20,000 soliers in Guandu, a significant place on theYellow River. Thinking that Cao's men was only 1/5 of his army, Yuan's pride guided him to meet Cao's force head-on. Despite his overwhelming advantage in terms of manpower, Yuan lost this battle because the rebellion of his followers and Cao’s leadership and wisdom to make full use of