In the chaotic times of the late Ming Dynasty, everyone fled, but he fought alone! Zhu Cixiang stood at the head of Marco Polo Bridge, with ministers fleeing south behind him and the Eight Banners of Tigers and Wolf in front of him, but he publicly tore up Hongguang's edict: "I would rather fight to death for the Northern Territory than be a living prisoner in the south of the Yangtze River!" He supervised the battle with injuries, fought the rebellion alone, and persuaded surrender by riding alone. He used a bowl of coarse grains to gather the morale of the army, won the hearts of the people with the equalization of land and exemption of taxes, and used firearms to strengthen the army and crush the Qing army! From 300 remnant soldiers to a million-strong army, from a corner of the capital to regaining the old capital, this is the hero Shaoming who shocked the world!
