Xi Guozhu was born into a military family and had guarded the border for nine generations. He fought in Bozhou and fought a bloody battle with Longdun without retreating from several arrows in his body; he built a water city, which was completed in three years, relieving Pingyue's century-old water shortage problem; he overcame the Miao rebellion, killed and surrendered, and convinced the people with virtue; he garrisoned Songpan, and swore an alliance with the Fan people, making Han and Fan a family.
He was honest and upright all his life. When he retired, he was poor and lived in a single house. The common people called him "Xi Qingtian", and the local people called him "Xi Bodhisattva". After his death, the imperial court gave a posthumous gift and enshrined it in the famous eunuchs' temple.
He left behind more than one city. There are still nine words - inherit the family cleanly, live up to the court, and live up to the people.
Four hundred years later, the city is still there. The water is still flowing.
Open this book and see how a generation of famous border generals spent their lives guarding a city, a home, and the backbone of a nation.
**A family, passed down for nine generations, and watched for four hundred years. **
