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In the Three Kingdoms, Guan Yu is the embodiment of loyalty and righteousness. His story of passing five passes, beheading six generals and riding alone for thousands of miles is well-known to everyone.

After Liu Bei fled, he led his army to stop Yuan Shu and killed Che Zhou, the governor of Xuzhou. Cao Cao led his army to defeat Liu Bei, and Liu Bei fled alone, leaving his wife behind. Guan Yu was stationed in Xiapi and was besieged by Cao Cao. Later, he was trapped in a trap and was in danger. Zhang Liao persuaded Guan Yu to surrender to Cao Cao: First, if Liu Bei survived and came back, Guan Yu would be dead, which would be a betrayal of the Peach Garden Alliance; second, Liu Bei's wife was in Xiapi, and if Guan Yu died, wouldn't he be a betrayal of Liu Bei's trust in his wife; third, if he could not be loyal to the emperor and serve the country, how could he be called righteous if he was brave enough? So Guan Yu surrendered to Cao Cao under Zhang Liao's persuasion.

Of course, Guan Yu was also very loyal, and told Cao Cao: First, surrender to Han but not Cao; second, must serve Liu Bei's wife well; third, if there is any news about Liu Bei, he must go to meet him. These three items were also recognized by Cao Cao, so Guan Yu promised to make contributions to Cao Cao before leaving. In the Battle of Bai Ma and the Battle of Yanjin, Yan Liang and Wen Chou were the bravest of the three armies, and Cao Cao had no choice but to ask Guan Yu for help. Guan Yu killed Yan Liang and Wen Chou for Cao Cao, but he also knew that Liu Bei was with Yuan Shao. So there was the later story of passing five passes, beheading six generals, and searching for his brother for thousands of miles.

If Guan Yu is a man of great loyalty, then there are several other people in the Three Kingdoms who are just as loyal as him.