The law knows that the army can't threaten in the end, and it's for nothing. Khan is getting stronger and stronger. It is a hidden martial art, put in a big cellar, and it is definitely a diet. It is raining and snowing. Lie down and bite the snow, swallow it with felt hair, and it won't die for a few days. The Huns thought that God had no place in Beihai, where he became a shepherd. If you lick your milk, you will get it back.
Don't be an official, Chang Hui, etc. And every place is put elsewhere. Since Wu went into the sea and couldn't eat any more, he dug wild rats to eat grass. Sheep herding in the Han festival, lying up and exercising, the festival will fall down. Wuneng Turn the crossbow, give it to Wang Aizhi, give him food and clothes.
When he was more than three years old, Wang fell ill, gave Wu Ma livestock and clothes, and lived in seclusion. After the king died, many people moved. Ding Ling steals cattle and sheep in winter, and Five Blessingg is poor.
Translation:
Wei Law knew that Su Wu could not intimidate and surrender after all, so he reported Khan. The more Khan wanted him to surrender, he imprisoned Su Wu and refused to give him anything to 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 he was a fairy, so they moved Su Wu to an uninhabited place on the North Sea and let him graze the ram, saying that he would not return to the Han Dynasty until the ram gave birth to a lamb.
At the same time, his subordinates and his entourage Chang Hui were placed in other places. After Su Wu moved to Beihai, Khan cut off the food supply and had to dig out the wild fruits stored by wild rats to eat.
He leans on Jeff in the cold pavilion to graze the sheep, and holds them when he sleeps and gets up, so that the yak tail hair tied to his joints can be taken off. Sue spun the silk rope tied to the end of the arrow and straightened bow and crossbow. Yu Wang valued him very much and provided him with clothes and food.
More than three years later, Yu Wang fell ill and gave Su Wu horses and livestock, clay pots for wine and cheese, and dome felt tents. After the king died, all his men moved away. This winter, the Dingling tribe stole Su Wu's cattle and sheep, and Su Wu fell into poverty again.
Source: Ban Gu's Biography of Wu.
Extended data
When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Su Wu, a corps commander, was ordered to go to Xiongnu and was detained. He was tortured because he did not give in to the threats and inducements of Xiongnu nobles. The Huns took him as a shepherd for 19 years, and went through all the hardships and lived up to his mission. The story of Su Wu herding sheep is more common in later dramas, poems and music.
The school song "Su Wu Shepherd", which began to spread in the early years of the Republic of China, has a smooth and simple melody, borrowed ancient themes and placed a deep and tragic spirit of returning love. In this ancient tune, you can hear the most forbearing vicissitudes in the world and the most persistent waiting. We no longer pursue the traditional opera aesthetics of full house and full tune, but interpret the eternal loyalty of "falling" with more humanized music grammar.
The ultra-bass cello and bass create a profound and broad context, a flute vaguely blows out the desolation and profundity of history, and the imitation polyphony of flute and pipa expresses the echo of tradition and modernity through dialogue and interweaving. This great feeling of loyalty to the motherland has been the spiritual pillar of China people for thousands of years.