Thirteen Soldiers Return to Yumen

In the 17th year of Yongping, Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty resumed the Western Regions. Geng Gong, the general behind the generals, was ordered to be the captain of Wuji School and led 300 people to garrison Jinpucheng. King Zuo Luli of the Xiongnu led 20,000 cavalry southward. Geng Gong used poisonous arrows to repel the enemy and moved to the natural danger of Shule. After nine months of siege, the Huns cut off all streams and food routes. Geng Gong led his soldiers to dig out a spring fifteen feet into the mountain, boiled the armored crossbows and ate the tendons and leather, killed the envoys who persuaded them to surrender, climbed to the city and ate them. Emperor Ming died, the court was helpless, the charioteers betrayed, and the guards died in the battle - from 300 to 26 people, no one surrendered. In the first year of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Situ Bao Yu strongly admonished "Gong Jie to celebrate Su Wu", and 7,000 reinforcements marched westward. Fan Qiang "resolutely invites you to greet me", divided his troops into two thousand and crossed the Tianshan Mountains. They knocked on the city in the snowy night, and twenty-six people hugged each other and cried. Breaking through the siege and returning south, they died all the way and arrived at Yumen Pass in March - only thirteen people remained. "The clothes are worn and worn, and the description is withered." Zhonglang washed Zheng Zhong with his own hands, and Shangshu said that "the soldiers are all loyal and brave, and they are not ashamed of the Han Dynasty." Thirteen soldiers returned to Yumen, and three hundred blood and bones forged the soul of Han Dynasty. "Anyone who openly offends a strong man will be punished no matter how far away" - it is not an empty phrase, it is written with the lives of three hundred people and the return of thirteen people. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.