The red light and fragrance of Jiama Camp in Luoyang opened the prelude to Zhao Kuangyin's legendary life. He had extraordinary physical strength since childhood. He learned to ride and shoot at the age of seven, and shot a stone bow at the age of ten. In his youth, he showed military talents beyond ordinary people. After joining Guo Wei's tent in the first year of Qianyu of the Later Han Dynasty (948), he took the lead in the Battle of Gaoping, leading two thousand cavalry to the Northern Han camp, and turned the tide with his roar of "Your Majesty is in danger, we must fight to the death." He was promoted to the rank of Yuhou in front of the palace, and became a senior general of the Forbidden Army. In the Battle of Chuzhou, he single-handedly captured Huangfu Hui, a famous general of the Southern Tang Dynasty, and shocked the south of the Yangtze River with his bold words: "I will stop taking Huangfu Hui, others are not my enemies." The detailed restoration of these key battles vividly demonstrates Zhao Kuangyin's courage and bravery as a military commander.
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