Guan Yu's Hanshou Hou Ting was conferred by Cao Cao, but it was also approved by Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty at that time, so this title was equivalent to that granted to Guan Yu by the Han Dynasty, so Guan Yu attached great importance to it. At that time, the Han Shou Pavilion was awarded in the background that Guan Yu cut off the general Yan Liang with one knife, and Cao Cao was overjoyed and presented it to Emperor Han Xian. It can also be said that this Hanshou Pavilion was made by Guan Yu with his own efforts, without any ambiguity. As an army of five tigers, Guan Yu certainly values this Hanshou Pavilion.

Compared with Liu Bei's urgency to restore the heart of the Han Dynasty, Guan Yu went even further. Unfortunately, I accidentally lost Jingzhou, and Guan Yu's life was decided at that moment. After Liu Bei established Shu in Sichuan, Liu Bei rewarded many people who fought with him in the south and north, but Guan Yu had nothing. Guan Yu felt that he was Hou Ting of Han Shou. Needless to say, he just fought for his country with his eldest brother Liu Bei.

Others analyzed that although Liu Bei established Shu, Shu was not recognized by Wei and Wu, but was a branch of Han Dynasty. In this way, the Hanshou Pavilion issued by the Han Dynasty is more weighty and sufficient. Guan Yu, as a die-hard member of the Han Dynasty, must have attached great importance to this Hanshou Pavilion. As for other awards, he definitely ignored them.

Another reason may be Guan Yu's loyalty and courage. Guan Yu's loyalty is known to all. After Liu Guan and Zhang Taoyuan became sworn friends, he followed Liu Bei. While completing the task assigned by Liu Bei, he also disciplined his disobedient third brother, Zhang Yide, to avoid a lot of troubles and let Liu Bei devote himself to the big battle. Guan Yu was loyal not only to his brother, but also to the Han Dynasty. It proves that although he didn't like Cao Cao, he assisted Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty after all, so he was polite even though he didn't want Cao Cao for a hundred times, and finally had a chance to meet Liu Bei smoothly. Such a person who is especially dead set and loyal to the Han Dynasty naturally attaches great importance to Hanshou Pavilion issued by Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty.