The Last Backbone of Shu Han: Liao Hua Is Immortal

Everyone said: "There are no generals in Sichuan, so Liao Hua is the vanguard." In one sentence, he will be nailed to the pillar of shame in history for thousands of years. Everyone laughed that he was just a make-up, a last resort when the Shu Han Dynasty came to an end. Liao Hua never defended himself. He came back from the Yellow Turban Rebellion, witnessed Guan Yu's defeat, witnessed Zhuge Liang's star falling in Wuzhangyuan, and bid farewell to Jiang Wei's Northern Expedition to the Central Plains. He lived long enough to send away all his colleagues. In the battle of Duangu, the Shu army was defeated and Jiang Wei died for his country. Liao Hua, who was over seventy years old, climbed out of the mountain of corpses and carried the body of the general on his back to fight his way out of the siege. When I returned to Chengdu, I saw that the surrender order had been put on the record. "Your Majesty," Liao Hua knelt down, his voice hoarse, "The general faced the north until his death, and all the soldiers in the three armies did not abandon their swords. I am seventy-three this year, and I can still defend the Han Dynasty one more time." Liu Chan withdrew the lowered form. In the next ten years, a gray-haired veteran carried a crumbling country on his shoulders. There was a rebellion in Nanzhong, and he entered the wild wilderness with his sword in his hand, and surrendered his heart without killing. When the border invaded, he was suffering from old age and illness, but he stood in front of the battle without taking a step back. Everyone said he was getting old and it was time to rest. He said: "I am still standing, and the Shu Han has not fallen." Ninety-three years old, under the city of Luoyang. He raised the sword for the last time. In front of him was a hundred thousand troops, and behind him was the name of the country he had spent his life guarding. This battle is not about victory or defeat—— Just to prove that the old pawn who had been ridiculed for thousands of years had fought for his dynasty to the last man. Highlights in one sentence: The laughing stock for thousands of years turned out to be the last backbone. An old man spent his whole life writing the most tragic ending for Shu Han.