Xin Qiji was born in the State of Jin. In his early years, he was as famous as the northern party and was called "Xin Party". When I was young, I participated in the Geng Jing Uprising, resisted the Jin Dynasty and revived the Song Dynasty, and presented Ten Theories on Meiqin and Nine Theories, all of which were Chen Zhanshou's strategies. He was a minister in Jiangxi and Hunan, pacified the tea merchants, and founded the Flying Tigers to suppress Hunan.
Because of the discord with the ruling pacifists and Fujian, he was repeatedly played illegally, experienced ups and downs, and finally lived in seclusion in the mountains. Before and after the Northern Expedition in the Jubilee, the minister in charge, Han Biaozhou, used Xin Qiji to get to know Shaoxing and Zhenjiang and recruit them to be officials in the DPRK. In the third year of the jubilee (1207), Xin Qiji died with regret at the age of 68. Song Gongdi was awarded "Zhong Min" and posthumous title by Shao Shi.
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The life of the character
When Xin Qiji was born, the north had fallen into the hands of the Jin people. Although his grandfather Xin Zan worked in the State of Jin, he always hoped to have the opportunity to take up arms and fight to the death with the Jin people, because Xin Qiji's ancestors had sworn enemies with the Jin people, and he often took Xin Qiji to "climb high and look far" (from "Ten Theories of Meiqin"). At the same time, Xin Qiji also witnessed the humiliation and pain suffered by the Han people under the rule of the Jin people. All this made him set his ambition to restore the Central Plains and serve the country when he was a teenager. Therefore, he has Zhao Yan's chivalrous spirit and chivalrous spirit.
When Xin Qiji was a teenager, he was also studied by Liu Zhan (Song Shi Cai Bojian) with the Party, and was called "Xin School".
Baidu Encyclopedia-Xin Qiji