He was born without a surname and died without a son, yet in just twenty-four years, he carved out an empire stretching across thousands of miles.
He was an illegitimate son, yet became a marquis at eighteen. He never read military treatises, yet won every battle. He declared, “With the Xiongnu still undefeated, how can I think of making a home?” and never married, dying with his armor as his shroud.
From the son of a slave woman in Chang’an to the Cavalry General who struck terror into the Xiongnu, he needed only six years to drive the northern horsemen from the lands south and north of the desert, chasing them out of the Qilian Mountains and watering his horses on the shores of Lake Baikal.
Yet after the glory of sealing the wolf at Mount Langjuxu came the sudden fall of a shooting star. The Champion Marquis was only twenty-four. Beyond his tomb, shaped like the Qilian Mountains, he left history an unanswered question: What could have driven this heaven-blessed genius to burn himself out?
[This is an epic of youth woven from passion and compassion, a story of dreams, loyalty, and destiny. Step into an age of heroes and witness the legendary life of one of the Han dynasty’s two peerless champions.]
Huo Qubing Champion, Feng Langju Xu is a very good book. Huo Qubing is the real young god of war. I went to the Hexi Corridor last year and stood next to the ancient Sui ruins in Yangguan. Only then did he really understand the importance of the Hexi Corridor to the Western Han Dynasty.
You can learn about Huo Qubing's glorious but short life.
The author's writing is very good, the narrative is smooth, and it is very comfortable to read.
The hero Huo Qubing is such a pity that he is 24 years old Very touched. Thank you author.
The story has wonderful language and high-level prose, which is admirable.
Show a living Huo Qubing before your eyes.
The writing is clean and neat, and the story is expressed with true feelings!!
Wonderful, very nice to listen to