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Records of Two Cities on the Han Border During the reign of Emperor Jing of the Western Han Dynasty, there were two adjacent cities outside Yanmen County in the north, one was "Guyu City" and the other was "Lianji City". Zhao Er, the lord of Guyu City, was originally a junior high school student who retired from the army. He was a headstrong man who only considered his own gains and losses in everything. Li Mu, the lord of Lianji City, was born as a local squire. He always believed that "neighbours are harmonious and the border is safe" and he always acted with consideration for his surroundings. At that time, Yanmen was often plundered by the Huns' light cavalry. Both cities stocked up on food and prepared troops. However, due to their small scale, it was quite difficult to defend alone. There was a spring famine at the beginning of the year, and Lianji City was short of grain. Li Mu personally visited Guyu City and wanted to borrow grain at three times the market price, promising to return double the amount after the autumn harvest. He also proposed that the two cities would jointly defend each other, exchange beacons, and rush to each other's aid in case of attack. Zhao Er sat in the hall, tapping the food book on the table with his fingers, without raising his eyes: "The food in our Guyu City is for our own soldiers and civilians. Let me borrow it from you. What will happen if our city encounters a famine? Not to mention joint defense - your city has weak soldiers. If we encounter the Xiongnu, I am afraid that I will send troops to protect you. It will be a drag." After that, he ordered people to invite Li Mu out. The staff on the side advised: "City Lord, the two cities are dependent on each other. If even Jicheng City is destroyed first, Guyu City will not be able to survive alone." But Zhao Er scolded: "Don't say more! I guard my own city and care about the life and death of others?" Not long after, Li Mu came to visit again with fox skins and wild deer that the hunters had hunted. This time he did not mention borrowing food. He only said, "There has been a lot of prey in the mountains recently. Let the city lords have a taste of it." He also mentioned that Xiongnu's horsemen often wandered around the outside of the two cities recently. It was recommended that ten people from each of them be sent to patrol the border in turns every day. Zhao Er saw the advantage and accepted the gift, but still refused: "Our soldiers have to guard the city and we don't have time to patrol the border. You can do it yourself." Li Mu had no choice but to take his people back. From then on, Lian Jicheng patrolled the border every day and would circle around the perimeter of Guyu City. If something unusual happened, he would quietly send someone to inform the Guyu City defenders. In the late autumn of this year, the Xiongnu invaded in large numbers, with more than 300 horses, and they first attacked the weak Lianji City. While Li Mu ordered his men to light the beacon fire, he led his troops to the city to resist. Arrows and rolling stones fell all at once, but they could not withstand the overwhelming number of Huns, and a gap was quickly opened in the city wall. At the critical moment, he asked people to go to Guyu City again to ask for help, but Zhao Er stood on the city tower and saw that the battle in Lianji City was tense. He actually thought: "When both of them are defeated, I will send troops to take advantage of it, which can not only repel the Huns but also reduce the number of troops." So he refused to accept the invitation and ordered his soldiers to guard the city gate. But he didn't expect that after the Huns broke through the outskirts of Lianji City, they didn't stay long and headed straight for Guyu City - it turned out that they had already discovered that Guyu City had sufficient food stores. Only then did Zhao Er panic, and hurriedly ordered his men to shoot arrows and throw rolling stones. However, the soldiers of Guyu City had always neglected patrolling and had no external aid, so the city wall was quickly breached by the Huns. Zhao Er wanted to escape through the back door with his cronies, but was overtaken by the Huns' cavalry. Not only was his food and grass robbed, but he also had his arm chopped off. He was lucky enough to escape into the mountains and forests. On the other hand, in Lianji City, although Li Mu lost the outer perimeter, he took advantage of the Huns' attack on Guyu City to gather the remaining troops and united with several surrounding small villages that were also rejected by Zhao Er. In gratitude for Li Mu's daily care, all villages sent young men and women with hoes and hatchets to help. Li Mu divided the people into three teams. One team went around to the rear of the Huns to burn their food and grass, one team set up an ambush on the mountain road, and the other team lured the enemy from the front. With the word "mutual aid", he forced the Huns to retreat. After the Xiongnu left, Guyu City was in a mess. Houses were burned, food and grass were robbed, and the people were crying and robbing. Zhao Er came back in disgrace and saw the devastation everywhere. He also saw the people of Lianji City not far away helping each other to repair their houses. Li Mu personally led people to distribute food, and he felt regretful and ashamed. He bit the bullet and went to visit Li Mu again, hoping to ask Li Mu to borrow some food and grass and send people to help repair the city wall. Li Mu did not refuse, but he also said bluntly: "City Lord Zhao, it's not that I didn't want to get close to you before, it's just that you only care about yourself in everything and forget the principle of 'lips are dead and teeth are cold'. Look at the surrounding villages, I usually help them build water conservancy and protect cattle and sheep, but today they are willing to fight to the death to help each other; on the other hand, you are unwilling to borrow food, unwilling to jointly defend, and only care about self-protection when encountering trouble. In the end, you ended up in this situation." Zhao Er blushed and lowered his head, and then he realized that people and cities never exist in isolation, each looking after his or her own business. The so-called relationship is always hidden in "reciprocity" - if you are unwilling to consider others, others will naturally not lend a hand to you when you are in danger; you always want to take advantage and are afraid of suffering, but in the end you will suffer the biggest loss. Just like a hunter must find the key point in the wolf's waist in order to catch a wolf; when interacting with people, one must also understand the fundamentals of "not bullying others and not being selfish". If you always treat others as "soft persimmons" and treat mutual assistance as a "drag", you will only be isolated in the end and become the first to be "eliminated". Later, Zhao Er took the initiative to propose the merger of the two cities and elected Li Mu as the leader. Together they built city walls, trained soldiers, and stocked up grain and grass. In the following years, Yanmen County was invaded by the Huns again. The merged city and surrounding villages helped each other and were able to repel the Huns every time. Local people often say: "The character "Lian" used by City Lord Li is the way to protect one's home." This principle was true in ancient border towns, and it is also true in today's world. Those who only know how to be selfish and unwilling to consider others may be successful for a while, but they will not be able to last long; only those who know how to reciprocate and benefit from each other and go both ways are the ways to get along that can withstand the test - after all, no one wants to be the weak persimmon who is "harvested" forever, and no one will reject a partner who is willing to treat each other sincerely and support each other.
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