This is an event that originated from Su Wu's return to Han Dynasty.
1. Suwu Shepherd. It is said that Su Wu was detained by Xiongnu when he went to Xiongnu, and he would rather die than surrender. Exile of herding sheep in Beihai lasted 19 years. Khan was lured to surrender many times, and his good friend Li Ling advised him to surrender, but he remained unmoved.
In fact, as early as the pre-Qin period, due to the seasonal migration of Hongyan, it was as regular as a messenger, which made people sprout the idea of Hongyan passing books. But this is unrealistic, because Hongyan, as a wild animal, will not do what people want. In ancient times, only homing pigeons were real ambassadors.
2. The story of Hongyan
There are two versions of the legend about The Legend of Hongyan. One is a man's version: it comes from Wu Chuanzhong's story of "Su Wu herding sheep".
There is another beautiful "women's edition" about The Legend of the Hongyan: Xue Pinggui went to the Western Ocean in the Tang Dynasty, and his wife Wang Baochuan stayed in the cold kiln for decades. One day, Wang Baochuan was digging wild vegetables in the wild when she heard a wild goose cry in the air, which reminded her of her husband. Feeling moved, she asked Hongyan to send a book to Xue Pinggui who was on an expedition. The kind geese readily agreed, but where to find pen and ink in the wild? In desperation, she tore off her skirt, bit her fingertips, and wrote a letter with blood, hoping that the husband and wife would reunite as soon as possible and let the beauty take it.
3. What's the story of Hongyan Biography?
According to Records of the Historian, during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Su Wu, the envoy, was detained by Xiongnu and held in the bitter and cold land of Beihai for many years. Later, the Han Dynasty sent messengers to ask the Huns to release Su Wu, and the Huns Khan lied that Su Wu was dead.
At this time, someone secretly told the truth of the matter to the Han ambassador, and gave him advice to tell the Huns that Emperor Xian of Han had shot down a wild goose in Shanglinyuan, and Su Wu's silk book was tied to the goose's foot, which proved that he was really not dead, but was trapped. In this way, Xiongnu Khan could no longer lie that Su Wu was dead and had to put him back in the Han Dynasty. Since then, the story of "Hongyan Legend" has become an eternal story. And Hongyan has become a messenger.
(3) Have you ever heard of the story of ancient Hongyan passing books? Please check the information to briefly describe the story and expand reading.
Flying pigeon and Hongyan have the same meaning, which is a way of communication between the ancients. The letter is tied to the pigeon's feet and then passed to the person who wants to pass it on. In ancient times, communication was inconvenient, and smart people used many advantages such as pigeons flying fast and knowing the direction to domesticate pigeons and improve the speed of delivering letters.
Generally speaking, birds themselves will know the way home, just like tired birds returning to their nests. They put a piece of paper in a special thing for putting letters on pigeons' feet, and then let the pigeons out, and the pigeons will fly to their hometown. Friends will find pigeons and letters, and so will stefanie. It's all about using the habits of birds.
4. What is the story about Hongyan's biography?
During the Han Dynasty, Su Wu was exiled to Beihai by Khan. 10 years later, Khan still refused to let Su Wu return to Han. Chang Hui confided to Ambassador China about Su Wu and asked him to tell Shan Yu that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty killed a wild goose while hunting, and a letter was tied to the goose's foot, describing Su Wu herding sheep in a swamp. Upon hearing this, Khan only asked Su Wu to go back to Han.
5. The story of Hongyan is 400 words.
"Hongyan delivers books" is an ancient legend in China, because Hongyan is a migratory bird that migrates regularly. The ancients exchanged information and delivered letters through migratory birds. According to the biography of Su Han Wu, in the first year of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (BC 100), Su Wu, the messenger of the Han Dynasty, was detained by Khan (the Xiongnu monarch). He lived up to his mission, and Khan exiled him to Beihai (today's Lake Baikal) to shepherd sheep. 19 years later, Emperor Zhao Han succeeded to the throne and Hannu got married. The envoys of the Han Dynasty came to Hungary and asked Su Wu to go back. Khan refused, but he couldn't say it, so he lied that he was dead. Later, Emperor Hanzhao sent envoys to Xiongnu, and Chang Hui, the detained deputy envoy who sent envoys to Xiongnu together with Su Wu, secretly met with the ambassador of Han Dynasty with the help of the jailer, told the ambassador of Han Dynasty about Su Wu's exile, and asked the ambassador of Han Dynasty to tell Khan: "Emperor Hanzhao shot a wild goose while hunting in Shanglinyuan, and a letter was written on the silk book, saying that Su Wu was in a osawa." Han was very happy after hearing this, so he asked Khan according to Chang Hui's words. After hearing this, Khan was greatly surprised and could no longer deny it, so he had to let Su Wu go back. Therefore, Su Wu is regarded as the most virtuous diplomat in the history of China, and "The Legend of Hongyan" is also regarded as a beautiful talk. This virtual goose has since become the embryonic form of China Post's symbol of soaring.
There is also a sad story in The Legend of the Hongyan: Xue Pinggui went to the Western Ocean in the Tang Dynasty, and his wife Wang Baochuan stayed in the cold kiln for eighteen years. One day, Wang Baochuan was digging wild vegetables in the wild, when he suddenly heard the cry of a wild goose in the air, which reminded him of his thoughts about her husband. She asked Hongyan to send a book to Xue Pinggui on behalf of the expedition. The kind geese readily agreed, but where can I find pen and ink in the wild? In desperation, she tore off her skirt, bit her fingertips, and wrote a family letter with blood, hoping that the husband and wife would reunite as soon as possible and let the beauty bear it. Therefore, Biography of the Hongyan has become an eternal story.
6. Briefly describe the story of the legend of beauty.
There are two versions of the legend about The Legend of Hongyan. One is a man's version: it comes from Wu Chuanzhong's story of "Su Wu herding sheep".
There is another beautiful "women's edition" about The Legend of the Hongyan: Xue Pinggui went to the Western Ocean in the Tang Dynasty, and his wife Wang Baochuan stayed in the cold kiln for decades. One day, Wang Baochuan was digging wild vegetables in the wild when she heard a wild goose cry in the air, which reminded her of her husband. Feeling moved, she asked Hongyan to send a book to Xue Pinggui who was on an expedition. The kind geese readily agreed, but where to find pen and ink in the wild? In desperation, she tore off her skirt, bit her fingertips, and wrote a letter with blood, hoping that the husband and wife would reunite as soon as possible and let the beauty take it.
One legend is that ...
2500 years ago, our ancestors began to domesticate homing pigeons. During the war between Xixia and Northern Song Dynasty, the Xixia army used homing pigeons for military communication.
At the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty, General Qu Duan's army also used homing pigeons to send messages and gather troops. In ancient times, homing pigeons were called "flying slaves". Legend has it that when Liu Bang, the Emperor Gaozu, was surrounded by Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, he sent letters by carrier pigeons, which attracted reinforcements to escape from danger. Zhang Qian and Ban Chao went to the Western Regions, and pigeons were also used to send messages to the royal family. During the reign of Qing Qianlong, a pigeon-letting party was held in Foshan, Guangdong, China in May and June every year, with thousands of pigeons participating every year, with a distance of about 400 miles. At that time, there were similar pigeon racing activities in Shanghai, Beijing and other places. The earliest written record of sending messages abroad by carrier pigeons was found in 530 BC, when carrier pigeons were used to convey the results of the Olympic Games.
Hongyan is synonymous with letters, sometimes called postman. Why is "Hongyan" called a letter and postman? Tracing back to the source, during the Han Dynasty, Su Wu was sent to Xiongnu, and Khan was exiled to the North Sea to herd sheep. 10 years later, when the Han Dynasty approached the Huns, Khan still refused to let Su Wu return to Han. Chang Hui, who went to the Huns with Su Wu, secretly told Ambassador China about Su Wu, and designed Ambassador China to tell Khan that the Han emperor killed a wild goose when hunting, and a letter was tied to the goose's foot, telling him that Su Wu was herding sheep in a swamp. Upon hearing this, Khan only asked Su Wu to go back to Han. Later, people used Hongyan as a metaphor for letters and messengers.
This is the legend of "Hongyan Pass the Book"
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7. Briefly tell the story of "Hongyan Pass the Book"
The story about the "Women's Edition" of The Legend of Red Rock: In the Tang Dynasty, Xue Pinggui went to the Western Ocean, and his wife Wang Baochuan insisted on keeping the cold kiln for decades. One day, Wang Baochuan was digging wild vegetables in the wild when she heard a wild goose cry in the air, which reminded her of her husband. Feeling moved, she asked Hongyan to send a book to Xue Pinggui who was on an expedition. The kind geese readily agreed, but where to find pen and ink in the wild? In desperation, she tore off her skirt, bit her fingertips, and wrote a letter with blood, hoping that the husband and wife would reunite as soon as possible and let the beauty take it.
8. Which historical story does The Legend of Hongyan come from?
Legend has it that Liu Bang, Emperor Gaozu, was bullied by Chu.
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When Wang Xiangyu was surrounded, it was homing pigeons who sent books and attracted reinforcements to escape. Zhang Qian and Ban Chao went to the Western Regions, and pigeons were also used to send messages to the royal family. During the reign of Qing Qianlong, a pigeon-letting party was held in Foshan, Guangdong, China in May and June every year, with thousands of pigeons participating every year, with a distance of about 400 miles. At that time, there were similar pigeon racing activities in Shanghai, Beijing and other places. The earliest written record of sending messages abroad by carrier pigeons was found in 530 BC, when carrier pigeons were used to convey the results of the Olympic Games.
Hongyan is synonymous with letters, sometimes called postman. Why is "Hongyan" called a letter and postman? Tracing back to the source, during the Han Dynasty, Su Wu was sent to Xiongnu, and Khan was exiled to the North Sea to herd sheep. 10 years later, when the Han Dynasty approached the Huns, Khan still refused to let Su Wu return to Han. Chang Hui, who went to the Huns with Su Wu, secretly told Ambassador China about Su Wu, and designed Ambassador China to tell Khan that the Han emperor killed a wild goose when hunting, and a letter was tied to the goose's foot, telling him that Su Wu was herding sheep in a swamp. Upon hearing this, Khan only asked Su Wu to go back to Han. Later, people used Hongyan as a metaphor for letters and messengers.
9. A brief biography of Hongyan, with fewer words.
During the Han Dynasty, Su Wu sent Huns to exile Khan to herd sheep in Beihai. 10 years later, when the Han Dynasty approached the Huns, Khan still refused to let Su Wu return to Han. Chang Hui, who went to the Huns with Su Wu, secretly told Ambassador China about Su Wu, and designed Ambassador China to tell Khan that the Han emperor killed a wild goose when hunting, and a letter was tied to the goose's foot, telling him that Su Wu was herding sheep in a swamp. Upon hearing this, Khan only asked Su Wu to go back to Han.
10. The legend of Hongyan is very famous. What's his specific story?
The story of ancient Hongyan;
Legend has it that when Liu Bang, the Emperor Gaozu, was surrounded by Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, he sent letters by carrier pigeons, which attracted reinforcements to escape from danger. Zhang Qian and Ban Chao went to the Western Regions, and pigeons were also used to send messages to the royal family.
During the reign of Qing Qianlong, a pigeon-letting party was held in Foshan, Guangdong, China in May and June every year, with thousands of pigeons participating every year, with a distance of about 400 miles. At that time, there were similar pigeon racing activities in Shanghai, Beijing and other places. The earliest written record of sending messages abroad by carrier pigeons was found in 530 BC, when carrier pigeons were used to convey the results of the Olympic Games.
Hongyan is synonymous with letters, sometimes called postman. Why is "Hongyan" called a letter and postman? Tracing back to the source, during the Han Dynasty, Su Wu was sent to Xiongnu, and Khan was exiled to the North Sea to herd sheep.
10 years later, when the Han Dynasty approached the Huns, Khan still refused to let Su Wu return to Han. Chang Hui, who went to the Huns with Su Wu, secretly told Ambassador China about Su Wu, and designed Ambassador China to tell Khan that the Han emperor killed a wild goose when hunting, and a letter was tied to the goose's foot, telling him that Su Wu was herding sheep in a swamp. Upon hearing this, Khan only asked Su Wu to go back to Han. Later, people used Hongyan as a metaphor for letters and messengers.
(10) Have you ever heard of the story of ancient Hongyan passing on a book? Please look for information and describe the story briefly. Further reading: Hongyan Chuanshu, also known as Flying Pigeon Chuanshu, is a Chinese idiom with pinyin hóng yàn chuán shū. Hongyan is a large migratory bird, which moves southward every autumn, often causing homesickness and wandering sorrow. Hongyan's biography refers to communication. There are also letters referred to by Hongyan.
The appearance of "Hongyan Biography" in the Pre-Qin and Han Dynasties. Since the Book of Songs, the "wild goose" has changed from a "companion" in people's daily life to a sentimental image in poetry, but there is no shadow of "Hongyan passing the book". There are four articles about geese in Chu Ci, and there is a sentence in Qu Yuan's Four Ren Mei: "It's hard to say because of the bird's return."
Hong Xingzu pointed out: "Thinking of geese is a good way to touch the feelings of China people." Although Qu Yuan himself did not point out that this "returning bird" that conveys love is Hongyan, although this returning bird only conveys "love", it is enough to inspire future generations' thoughts, which is not far from the Biography of Hongyan.