China's military history is a history of civilization evolution engraved in the blood of the nation.
From the Battle of Muye in the Shang and Zhou Dynasties to the Western Expedition carrying coffins in the late Qing Dynasty, 100 generals won battles one after another and propped up the Great Wall of Steel for five thousand years of Chinese civilization.
Here are Jiang Ziya, who started his own business at the age of 72, Xian Zhen, who turned war from an aristocratic game into a weapon of the country, and Zuo Zongtang, who carried the coffin to regain Xinjiang.
Their story is not just about fighting, but also about the loyalty, courage and character engraved in the bones of the Chinese people.
Famous generals will never die, and their legacy will be passed down from generation to generation.
