Zhao Peng, a young silversmith from the official silversmith shop of Qujing Prefecture, went to Guangxi to mourn his brother who died in battle. Because of his bravery and bravery, he was favored by Hua Qianzhang, the governor of the five southern provinces. He became Hua's son-in-law and married his daughter Hua Rong. He later served as the commander of the Humen Fortress and became an army lieutenant general. He took Liang Huiru, the daughter of the Guangdong celebrity Liang Menghong, as his concubine. After Zhao Peng became prosperous, he never forgot his hometown, sent money back to his hometown, built stone bridges that have been in use for almost a hundred years on the river he fled and other rivers, bought food for disaster relief, and provided free food to the victims, leaving a good story in history.
