Cao Family General

The book "Hero of the Song Dynasty Cao Family" tells the story of Chen Ping, a traitor during the Song Dynasty, who framed the town king Cao Tiansheng, resulting in the unjust murder of more than 300 members of the Cao family. Chen Ping was the emperor's father-in-law. In order to rebel and usurp the throne, he colluded with the Liao State, betrayed the country and surrendered to the enemy, and finally met a shameful end. The contents include the "Qiao Gathering of Seven Heroes", "Eight Righteous Trouble in Tokyo", the Burning of Taishi's Talisman, and "Shocking Bianliang" for the first time in Bianliang; "Li Bao jumps from the building in the robbery scene" and "bare arms blocking swords and spears" during the second time of Bianliang; and "Huang Qi's sword splits the sky prison" during the third time of Bianliang. Chen Ping appeared in After escaping, in order to capture Chen Ping, plots such as "soldiers were sent to Feilong Island", "thunder shock Feilong Tower", "drug arrows were sent from the wall", "goose peak descending pulley", "river flood", "soldiers trapped in Jinfengling", "cannons bombed Salt Bay", etc. Later, Cao Tiansheng's son Cao Kerang cleverly captured Chen Ping to avenge the Cao family. Ke Rang was sealed by the Western King and guarded the border, and made many military exploits. Later, he was framed by the traitor Shen Hengwei, and his whole family was killed. Fortunately, his best friend Kou Cheng died in Sanyi Temple; his second son Cao Zhen and Cao Bao were spared from being killed. After many hardships and hardships, the father and son were finally reunited at the Prince's Mansion in Qingsongzhai, and then reorganized the army. Ma, Baolongshan rescued him, and made another outstanding contribution to the country. The book has many characters, vivid images, fluent language, twists and turns, and is full of legend. It describes the joys and sorrows of the three generations of Cao and his family and their dedication to serve the country, showing readers a long picture of the patriotism of the ancient people.