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[edit] The Loyal and Virtuous Ju Shou

"Ju Shou was honest and virtuous, The best in Yuan Shao's train, From him the stars no secrets held, In tactics all was plain. For him no terrors had grim death. Too lofty was his spirit, His captor slew him, but his tomb Bears witness to his merit." A quote from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms

For Ju Shou, he shows how loyality is demonstrated regardless of how the indecisive Yuan Shao treated him. It is only a shame that he died. Ju Shou and Tian Feng both were the best advisor and strategist that Yuan Shao could ever have. I am giving this contribution to Ju Shou because of his loyality to his lord. Even though his advise fell on death ears, please give him credit and a moment of silence for his actions to help lord even if he was a fool to still follow after Yuan Shao.--Zhang Liao 01:57, 30 November 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Reminds me of

You know, this guy reminds me of Tian Feng. They both gave good advice to Yuan Shao, but Yuan didn't accept, and had them killed. Looking at the poem above, I know I'm not the only one to realize this. Cao Wei 17:34, 19 April 2006 (UTC)