1. Loyal patriotism: Wen Tianxiang is generally regarded as a loyal patriot and a staunch national hero. When the country was in danger at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, he stepped forward to turn the tide and tried his best to defend the dignity of the country and the nation. His unswerving patriotic feelings and heroic spirit of resisting the enemy won the praise of the world.
2. Courage and fortitude: Wen Tianxiang is famous for its courage and fortitude. During his tenure as prime minister, he led the army to fight to the death with the Yuan army, showing tenacious fighting spirit and unyielding fighting spirit. His courage and perseverance were admired by people and became a symbol of resisting foreign invasion.
3. Cultural and artistic contribution: Wen Tianxiang is also an outstanding cultural and artistic contributor. He is good at poetry, and his works are full of patriotism and philosophy. His calligraphy is also excellent, and the existing Mo Bao has become a precious cultural heritage.
4. National integrity: Under the rule of Yuan Dynasty, Wen Tianxiang always maintained a noble national integrity. He resolutely refused to yield to the pressure of foreign enemies, showing a high degree of national pride and pride. His national integrity has become an example for future generations to learn.
Wen Tianxiang's life
1, Wen Tianxiang was a minister, writer and national hero in the late Southern Song Dynasty. He was born in 1236 and died in 1283. He is good at writing, also known as Song Rui and Wenshan. He was born in Ji 'an County, Jiangxi Province. His skin is as white as jade, his eyes are fine, his figure is tall, and his eyes are bright. In the fourth year of Bao You (1256), he was a scholar, official to the right, prime minister and envoy of the Tang Dynasty.
2. Wen Tianxiang is a great national hero. He was originally a civilian, but in order to oppose foreign aggression and defend the country, he bravely went to the battlefield. He was sent to the Yuan Army's barracks to negotiate, but was detained. After escaping from danger, he went to Tangwan, Taixian County via Gaoyou and returned to the south from Nantong, insisting on resisting Yuan. In the first year of Xiangxing (1278), he was defeated and captured by Zhang Hongfan. He struggled in prison for more than three years, and then died peacefully in Chaishi.