Women's War Song

"Xun Guanniang" In the third year after the founding of the Jin Dynasty, Wancheng stood alone. More than ten thousand thieves surrounded the city, and they ran out of food and support. In the city, Xun Guan, a thirteen-year-old girl, said something to her father, General Xun Song of Pingnan: "Please allow my daughter to break out and ask for help." Everyone in the house was shocked, no one dared to respond. That night, she led dozens of warriors, fell out of the city with ropes, and rushed into the siege of thousands of troops. In the official history "Book of Jin: Biography of Women", the young female generals who were passed alone appeared here. In the next thirty years, she emerged from the flames of war, suppressed bandits and suppressed rebellion, guarded Jingxiang, escorted the king twice, and resisted 100,000 barbarian cavalry with 20,000 solitary troops at the foot of Xiangyang City. As a woman, in a male-dominated army in troubled times, she personally carved a bloody path to the position of head coach. This is not only a legend about saving a city at the age of thirteen. It is also a story about faith, growth and protection - she knows she cannot do anything but does it, her home is behind her, and she has no way to retreat. Historical records: "The thieves dispersed when they heard the soldiers were arriving, and they were forced to take advantage of them."