Wolong and Fengchu refer to Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong. They are historical figures in the Three Kingdoms period of China, who have excellent talents and outstanding political achievements, and have become one of the most respected figures in Chinese history.

Zhuge Liang, styled Kongming, was born in 181 AD and died in 234 AD. He is a famous politician, militarist and litterateur in Chinese history, and is one of the important counselors of the Shuhan Kingdom. His political means, governance ideas, and contributions to war strategies are all known as the "Way of Zhuge Liang" by later generations. His most famous feat is to主持 the military and political power of Shuhan, successively attacking the Central Plains seven times, as well as inventing wooden oxen and water mills.

As an important counselor of Shuhan, Zhuge Liang has outstanding wisdom and excellent talent. He once proposed a series of governance strategies such as "supporting new talents and developing wasteland", which promoted the development of Shuhan. In military affairs, he put forward strategies such as "linked plan" and "empty city plan" to help Shuhan win victories in wars. His military achievements of "Zhuge Liang's south and north expeditions, undefeated everywhere" are praised by later generations. In addition, he is also an outstanding litterateur, who plays an important role in the history of ancient Chinese literature. His representative works such as "Letter to the Army" and "Letter to His Son" are known as "Classics of Chinese Studies".

Pang Tong, styled Shiyuan, was born in 179 AD and died in 214 AD. He is an important counselor of the Shuhan Kingdom in the Three Kingdoms period, who is famous for his political and military achievements, and is also one of the famous politicians and militarists in Chinese history.

Pang Tong comes from a famous family. He studied at the top academic institution of the time, the "Luoyang Official Academy", and achieved great success. When he was young, he had the ambition to pursue reform and save the world. He had several times proposed reform suggestions to the powerful at that time, but none of them were accepted. Later, he heard that Liu Bei was recruiting talents, so he went to meet him, hoping to serve him. With Liu Bei's appreciation, Pang Tong became his important counselor, advising him and establishing immortal achievements.

Pang Tong has made outstanding achievements in politics, military affairs, culture and other fields. In politics, he once presented the plan of "Three Kingdoms Divided the World" in Liu Bei's Hall of Gathering Righteousness, providing a blueprint for Liu Bei to conquer the world. In military affairs, he put forward strategies such as "using deception to counter deception" and "striking first" to help Shuhan win victories in wars. In literature, he created poetic works such as "Ode to the Plum" and "Drink to the General", which are praised as "literary giants".

After Pang Tong's death, Liu Bei was very sad and praised him as "the dragon of Shuhan and the phoenix chick of me". His wisdom, talent and achievements are praised and praised by later generations, known as the "talent of the Three Kingdoms Divided the World", which has had a profound impact on Chinese history.

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