It is also a charge. Why are other generals seldom shot with arrows, but Guan Yu is always shot with arrows?

In fact, Zhao Yun and Guan Yu are the most compared on this issue. These two generals have been officers on the battlefield all their lives. Guan Yu was still fighting bravely until his death, and Zhao Yun was still fighting for Shu in his seventies. Then why is Zhao Yun seldom injured while Guan Yu is always injured by an arrow?

Actually, there are only four reasons to say it.

The first reason is size. You know, according to historical records, Guan Yu is nine feet tall and big. Although Zhao Yun is also a strong man with a height of eight feet, it is obvious that Zhao Yun is "one size younger" than Guan Yu, so the probability of General Guan Yu being injured on the battlefield is much higher than others. After all, the goal is bigger, isn't it?

The second reason is that Guan Yu, as a "warrior saint" worshipped by later generations, has always been arrogant and willful, especially on the battlefield, and Guan Yu has never been afraid, so whenever he rushes to the front, he will take the lead. The so-called gun hits the first bird. After a long time, the probability of Guan Yu being injured by an arrow will naturally be much greater.

The third reason, I think, is the need of the plot or Guan Yu's personal luck. As we say now, why do I always get hurt? A person is always unlucky, and perhaps Guan Yu is always unlucky. Or perhaps the author of the novel deliberately built a bridge for Guan Yu's injury for the plot of Hua Tuo's bone scraping and healing.

The last reason, I think, is that Guan Yu, as the main general, must be the target of the other side's concentrated shooting. It is understandable that he was injured two or three times in the dense rain of arrows. Guan Yu is a human being after all. He is not a god, is he?