1. Qu Yuan: The heroic soul of Miluo with a pure heart
"I would rather die in exile, but I can't bear to be like this." In the eyes of some people, you don’t need to be too serious about life. If the world is clear, you can become an official; if the world is muddy, you can drift with the world. However, you would rather throw yourself into the river and die than let your innocent body suffer the dust of the world.
Seeing that his once prosperous country was in despair, although he wanted to serve his country, he was unable to turn around. You could have fled to another country, but in the end, out of love for your country, you drowned yourself in the Miluo River out of grief and anger, sacrificing your own ideals. How can we not make people sigh?
A native of Chu during the Warring States Period. The earliest great poet in my country, his name was Ping and his courtesy name was Yuan. He was knowledgeable, advocated clarifying the law, promoting talents and talents, uniting the Qi State to fight against the powerful Qin. In the struggle against the reactionaries, he was falsely accused and resigned. Qingxiang was exiled during his reign, but he was closer to the people's lives and was very dissatisfied with the dark reality. Later, due to the increasing corruption of the Chu State, the capital Ying was also captured by the Qin soldiers. He was unable to save the Chu State from danger and felt that his political ideals could not be realized, so he threw himself into the Miluo River and died.
Qu Yuan's works include "Li Sao" and "Nine Chapters". These works are beautifully written and reflect his life ideals and political pursuits. He saw clearly the hypocrisy, mediocrity and corruption of the nobles, the behavior of treacherous ministers who rejected the virtuous, and the unkindness of society... His ideas reflected his deep concern for the state affairs of Chu and his dedication to his ideals. Great spirit of dedication.
Qu Yuan's death was a mockery and exposure of the dark forces at that time, a silent resistance and struggle, and a warning to future generations - beware of the dark forces! The language of his works is vivid and energetic, with the spirit of romanticism, which has had a profound impact on later generations!
2. Guan Yu: The brave and loyal giant
When the world was in chaos, you stood up bravely, followed Liu Bei, and devoted your life to the revival of the Han Dynasty. Guan Yunchang, you are an iron-blooded man of the Chinese nation!
Cross five passes, kill six generals, ride thousands of miles alone; go to a meeting alone, flood seven armies... Martial arts frightened the courage of Cao's army, and his loyalty and righteousness dared to be the hero of ten thousand men. Your bravery and blood are the brave and loyal soul of the Chinese nation, and they will always stand unyielding! Your persistent belief is the awe-inspiring righteousness in heaven and earth, which will last forever!
Born in a war-torn era, Guan Yu never forgot his moral principles and never abandoned his brothers. In the first year of Zhongping, Liu Bei organized a volunteer army to participate in the war to exterminate the Yellow Turban Army, and Guan Yu was among them. They are sworn brothers in Taoyuan and often sleep in the same bed together. He followed Liu Bei all his life, working tirelessly to protect him.
Guan Yu was wise and brave. He was separated from Liu Bei in Xiapi, Guan Yu was trapped in Cao Ying, and Liu Bei went to join Yuan Shao. When Guan Yu learned of Liu Bei's whereabouts, he went alone to protect his brother Qianli Xun, the wife of the two emperors. In order to protect the emperor's sister-in-law, Guan Yu was forced to go through five passes and kill six generals, and finally reunited in the ancient city where his brothers, king and ministers met as husband and wife.
In 219, Liu Bei proclaimed himself the King of Hanzhong and made Guan Yu a former general. In the same year, Guan Yu attacked Fancheng in the north of Jingzhou, and Cao Cao sent General Quan to rescue him. At that time, heavy rain caused the Han River to surge. The seven armies led by Yu Jin were submerged in the water, and the soldiers fled to higher ground to avoid the water. Guan Yu, on the other hand, took advantage of the situation and launched an attack in a large ship, defeating the enemy and shocking China.
He was loyal and righteous, and in order to repay Cao Cao's kindness, he let him defeat Huarong Road. He devoted his whole life to Liu Bei's great cause of the world, and used his life to write a big word "loyalty" in the long river of history. It’s so heartwarming!
3. Yue Fei: The Lion of the Central Plains
As a commoner, he kept in mind the ambition of "serving the country with loyalty"; as a general of a country, he wrote "Resist the Jin Dynasty" "Hero" legend. Although he was killed by sycophants and died in a political struggle, the pines and cypresses in front of the Yue Wang Temple are evergreen, and the Yue Wang's wisdom will last forever.
You have great ambitions and strong bones. You stand up bravely in the face of the enemy. You have been on the battlefield for a long time and killed the enemy bravely. Rumors, accusations, suspicion, alienation... nothing can erase your fierce loyalty and patriotism!
Yue Fei was a patriotic military strategist in the Southern Song Dynasty of China and a hero of the Han nationality. He is extremely filial to his mother-in-law, but his family is poor and he is a scholar. His mother tattooed the words "Serve the Country with Loyalty" on his back. Yue Fei took this as his life principle and decisively shouldered the important task of saving the country and the people. He formed an invincible Yue family army, defeated the Jinwu technique, and became more and more powerful and powerful.
However, the fatuous emperor became suspicious of Yue Fei amidst the villain's slander and arrested him on "unfounded" charges. A generation of loyal generals turned out to be "enemies of the empire." In the song "Man Jiang Hong", Yue Fei and his son Yue Yun were killed in Fengbo Pavilion...
Although Yue Fei was killed by a treacherous villain, his great wisdom, courage and firm patriotism will always inspire him with our patriotic fervor.
4. Huo Qubing: A passionate young man who was born out of nowhere
The powerful enemy did not retreat from his pace, he killed the enemy angrily for the country; the fame and fortune of success did not cover his eyes, He still regards the national crisis as his own responsibility. "The Xiongnu are not destroyed, why should we take care of our family?" He is an unparalleled hero.
Relying on his bravery and courage, he galloped eight hundred cavalrymen to kill the enemy in the vast desert, and fought beautiful battles with his loyalty and love for the country. He is a model of the Han army.
At that time, the borders of the Han Dynasty were unstable and they were often invaded by the Huns. The Xiongnu almost regarded the Han Dynasty, which relied on farming for a living, as a storehouse for their own needs.
Faced with the invasion by the Huns, Huo Qubing, who was only 18 years old, took the initiative to volunteer. He led eight thousand fine cavalry and charged straight into the enemy camp, killing the Huns until they fell off their backs. Later, he led his troops to the north twice and carried out large-scale sieges against the Xiongnu.
His surprise birth frightened the Huns. He did not even take a look at the luxurious mansion built for him by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty until it was completed, and said with great ambition, "The Huns are not destroyed, so what is the home for?" He spent his military life fighting against the Huns and defending his family and country.
5. Su Wu: The toughest watchman in the vast desert
For nineteen years, he shepherded sheep in the desert. Loneliness and loneliness accompanied him, but he never thought about it. yield. Wealth and honor are like a passing cloud to him, but loyalty to him is eternal and infinite. He is a true patriot!
Time has not worn away his integrity, and loneliness has not defeated his faith. He spent more than 7,000 days and nights to create an immortality, and he inspired countless descendants with his loyalty to the motherland.
Facing the increasingly tense relationship between the Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu, the Han Dynasty sent Su Wu as an envoy to the Xiongnu. From Yu Chang's rebellion against Zhang Sheng, to the failure of Yu Chang's mutiny, Su Wu, who had no idea about it, was dragged into it. But he chose to commit suicide in order not to lose his integrity and not to dishonor his mission. After being rescued, Wei Lu's threats and inducements could not change his belief.
In the big kiln, he chewed snow and swallowed it together with felt to satisfy his hunger. By the North Sea, he was herding sheep waiting to give birth to lambs and had no food. He ate the fruits stored by wild rats to satisfy his hunger, but he held the Hanting talisman in his hand day and night, even if all the yak hair on the festival fell off. His loyalty to the Han Dynasty was touching. After being detained for nineteen years, he finally returned to the Han Dynasty with his hair and beard completely white.