In the Three Kingdoms, why did Zhuge Liang cry this boy more than Zhao Yun?

In 229 AD, Zhuge Liang met a strange wind in the Prime Minister's House, which blew away all the pine trees in front of the house. I feel unlucky. There is indeed a great evil under divination. Soon, Zhao Yun's son came to report that Zhao Yun had died under his account. Zhuge Liang was deeply saddened by this. He cried bitterly: Zilong's departure hurt my arm!

A year later, Zhuge Liang went out of Qishan again. In an encounter, while chasing the enemy, General Zhang Bao accidentally fell into a mountain stream with his men and horses, and did not save his life when he brought them back. After Zhuge Liang knew it, he spit out a big mouthful of blood, let out a cry and fainted to the ground.

Some people think that Zhao Yun, as the pillar of the founding of Shu and Han, fought bloody battles with the first emperor and Zhuge Liang several times and made great achievements. And Zhang Bao is a teenager, and there is no significant credit. Why did the Prime Minister react so differently to their death? It's unfair.

In fact, Zhao Yun was over seventy years old when he died, and the Iliad in front of him also fell one by one. Zhao Yun's death made Zhuge Liang lose not only a friend, but also a comrade-in-arms. Of course, he is also in pain.

Although Zhang Bao has no political achievements, he is still young and is a representative figure among the young generals in Shu and Han dynasties. At this time, it was the critical period of the Northern Expedition. Losing Zhang Bao is really like pouring a pot of water on the hope of the Northern Expedition. Moreover, Zhuge Liang's health is not as good as before, and vomiting blood is not difficult to understand ~