Knowing that Su Wu was unwilling to surrender after all, Wei Lv reported Khan. The more Khan wanted him to surrender, he imprisoned Su Wu and put him in a big cellar. He was not given food or drink.
When it snowed, Su Wu lay chewing the snow and swallowed it with felt wool to satisfy his hunger. He would not die for several days. The Huns thought it was amazing, so they exiled Su Wu to an uninhabited place on the North Sea, and let him graze the ram, saying that he would wait until the ram produced milk before returning it to Han. At the same time, his subordinates and his entourage Chang Hui were placed in other places.
After Su Wu was exiled to Beihai, food could not be transported, so he had to dig out the wild fruits stored by the wild rats to eat. He leans against Jeff in the cold pavilion to herd sheep, and holds them when he sleeps and gets up, so that all the tail hairs of the knotted yak fall off.
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In the third year of Ganlu (565,438+0 years ago), Xuan Di, Emperor Gaozu, recalled the scene of assisting the heroes in that year, and let people draw the images of eleven heroes in Qilin Pavilion to show their commemoration and praise. Later generations often mention them together with the twenty-eight generals of Yuntai and the twenty-four heroes of Lingyan Pavilion, and there are poems such as "painting the pavilion successfully" and "Who is on the pavilion".
I think people and ministers are the most glorious. Huo Guang was the first among eleven people, and was honored as "Fu, General, Beruhou, surnamed Huo". Followed by Zhang Anshi, Han Zeng,,, Bingji, Du Yannian,,,, Xiao and Su Wu.
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