Yue Fei's Biography

In the long history of ancient China, the name Yue Fei is like a bright star, lighting up the sky of the national spirit. With the spirit of "serving the country with loyalty and loyalty", he became a national hero admired by later generations. In the distant Song Dynasty, there was a general named Yue Fei. His story is a passionate war song, a magnificent picture, and an eternal legend. Yue Fei, also named Pengju, was born in troubled times and grew up on the battlefield. His mother tattooed the four characters "Serve the Country with Loyalty" on his back. This was not only an expectation for him, but also his lifelong belief and pursuit. Holding a Liquan gun and wearing a battle robe, he galloped across the battlefield and intimidated his enemies. His life was a life of fighting and a life of dedication. He led the Yue Family Army to conquer the north and south, and repeatedly performed extraordinary feats. He became a nightmare in the hearts of his enemies and a patron saint in the hearts of the people. "I am so angry that I lean on the railing, and the drizzle of rain stops. I look up, look up to the sky, and roar, with strong emotions." Yue Fei's "Man Jiang Hong" has sonorous words and passionate sentences, expressing his infinite loyalty to the country and his incomparable indignation towards the enemy. However, the fate of heroes is always unfortunate. In that era when treacherous ministers were in power, Yue Fei's loyalty and bravery became his fatal wound. "Don't wait for a while. The gray head of a young man will make you sad." He interpreted the weight of loyalty with his life and wrote the chapter of serving the country with his blood. Yue Fei's story is a tragic history and a heroic hymn. His spirit, through thousands of years, still inspires us.