The story of General Wei Qing's victory is just an accident.

Wang Wei, an old general, chased a wild horse when he was fifteen or twenty years old. He caught it and got on it. He beat the Meishan tiger, and he excited the yellow mane horse. He has fought many battles and fought for three thousand miles. He once fought a million lions with one sword. Lu galloped on thistle grass, but he saw the heavenly soldiers thundering. General Wei Qing's victory was just an accident, and Li Guang's talent was amazing. Since this man retired, he looks old and tired, and his hair is gray. In those days, he was like an arrow shot at a lark by Hou Yi. Now he was born on his left elbow. Buying old melons by the roadside, he sometimes plants willows around his seclusion. Ancient trees extend all the way to narrow lanes, and isolated mountains extend to cold windows. Swear to let spring fly today, and he will never squander his career with wine again. Soldiers lined up like clouds on Helan Mountain, and books in the army were rumors day and night. The special envoy of Red Festival went to Sanhe for conscription, and the commander-in-chief sent troops to General Five. The veteran wiped out the armor of steel armor and used a sword with a flashing seven-star pattern. He is ready to use his powerful northern bow to attack the Tatar chieftain, so that foreign uniforms will not offend the emperor. There was once an elderly prefect who was forgotten in a distant place, but he was still worthy of commendation in the First World War ... Wei Qing: a famous soldier in the Han Dynasty, the brother of Wei Zifu, the queen of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and an official who conquered the Huns to a general. Wei Qing's sister Huo went to the Xiongnu territory when she was ill, but she was never trapped, so she was "blessed". "Lucky" Ben Huo died of illness, but ancient Chang Wei and Huo said that Wei Qing should be related to Huo Qubing. Li Guang's words: Li Guang has repeatedly made meritorious military service, but Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, based on his age, suggested that Wei Qing should not let Li Guang resist the Huns, so it was regarded as futile and there was no title. Because because. Counting, fate. Odd number, odd number. Even symmetry, odd not even, not even not meet. 2007-02-1917:18: 27 Supplement: General Wei Qing's victory was just an accident, and General Li Guang's frustration was his fate, not his fault. The above statement is wrong, because it was copied from another sitehomevigator/~dsang/300poet.

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Wei Qing (? ~ BC 106), a famous military general in the early Western Han Dynasty. Pingyang, Hedong (now southwest of Linfen, Shanxi) was born in Zhongqing. Wei Qing, born in a slave's house, is the illegitimate child of Wei Tuo (a handmaid of Pingyang Houfu) and Ji Zheng (a collector of Pingyang County). She was discriminated against and abused at home, and then left Zheng Jia to live with her mother and changed her name to Wei. Because his half-sister Wei Zifu was attracted by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, she was able to serve in the palace. He had three sons with his first wife, and later married Princess Pingyang, the sister of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (her ex-husband was Cao Shou). In the sixth year of Yuanguang (BC 129), Xiongnu once again went south to Shanggu area (now Huailai County, Hebei Province) to send troops. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty decisively appointed Wei Qing as the general who rode chariots to meet the Huns. Although this was Wei Qing's first expedition, he fought bravely and went straight to Longcheng (the place where Xiongnu sacrificed their ancestors) and returned home in triumph. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty saw that only Wei Qing, the Fourth Route Army, won the victory, he praised it and made it Hou Guan. In the autumn of the first year of yuanshuo (128th BC), Wei Qing led thirty thousand cavalry to attack Yanmen County, killing thousands of Huns. In the spring of the following year, he led the troops to the cloud (now southwest of Hohhot) to panic in the Xiongnu Aries King and Loufan King.

The acquisition of Hetao area solved the long-term threat of Xiongnu to the capital Chang 'an. Unwilling to fail, the Huns were bent on regaining lost ground. In order to pre-empt, in the spring of the fifth year of Yuanshuo (before 124), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ordered Wei Qing to lead 30,000 cavalry out of six or seven hundred Li high, and raided the right king's department in the dark, capturing15,000 people. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty worshipped him as a general and commanded the Han army. Spring and summer in the sixth year of Yuan Shuo (before 123).

Twice led 1 10,000 cavalry to attack the base camp of Monan Khan and annihilated110,000 people. In the spring of the 4th year of Yuanshou (before 1 19).

Wei Qing and Huo Qubing each led 50,000 cavalry, divided into two roads, and attacked the Huns. Wei Qing's troops met Khan in Mobei and defeated Khan's headquarters. This time, Wei Qing and his men captured nearly twenty thousand people and dealt a heavy blow to the Huns. So he and Huo Qubing were worshipped as Fu at the same time. After this war, the main force of Xiongnu was basically defeated. Since then, the Huns have gradually migrated to further places, and the long-term military threat of the Huns to the Han Dynasty has basically been lifted. This is also Wei Qing's last expedition. Wei Qing led his troops to attack the Huns seven times in his life. Rigorous in running the army, able to share joys and sorrows with the foot soldiers and brave in fighting. In the fifth year of Yuanfeng (106), Wei Qing died.