1. The bright moon of the Qin Dynasty passed through the Han Dynasty, and the people who marched thousands of miles have not yet returned.
But the flying generals of Dragon City are here, and Huma is not taught to cross the Yin Mountains.
——Tang Dynasty: Wang Changling's "Out of the Fortress"
2. The moon and stars covered the fields with frost, and the felt carriage slept under the Yin Mountain at night.
The Han family lost General Li, and the Shanyu openly came to herd horses.
——Tang Dynasty: Anonymous "Hujia Song"
3. The ape-armed general flew away, bending his bow and taking hundreds of steps to capture him.
The Chinese language has been obtained from the feudal princes, so why should we regret not meeting the time?
——Tang Dynasty: Cui Daorong's "The Biography of General Li"
4. When the boy was fifteen or twenty, he captured Hu Maqi on foot.
If you shoot a white-fronted tiger in the mountains, you will be willing to count the yellow-bearded children in your army!
One body has traveled three thousand miles, and one sword has served as a division for millions.
The soldiers of the Han Dynasty were as fast as thunderbolts, and the captives were afraid of the thorns.
Wei Qing's undefeated victory was due to God's luck, while Li Guang's lack of success was due to luck.
——Tang Dynasty: Wang Wei's "Old General's Journey"
5. Li Guangcai is rarely known in the Han Dynasty, but Xiaowen is still unknown.
I stopped eating and lamented the lack of animal husbandry, and regretted that the general would not meet him.
——Song Dynasty: Wang Shipeng's "Li Guangqiyi"