In the age of Chengkang, rituals and music were in full swing, and the inscriptions on bells and tripods were only for princes.
On the Shaoling Plain, the Sixth Division of the West was hunting with flags, but no one remembered the withered bones of the soldiers at the bottom.
Jiang Min's father and brother died in the battle, and there were no sons in the family, so he enlisted a girl in the army.
Neither weave nor marry, neither humble nor timid, stand firm and strong.
She built rammed earth, guarded the forts, fought bloody battles, and protected her comrades.
If you don't know how to read, learn. Don't be expensive. If you don't understand the etiquette and music of the court, learn it. Just keep the moral principles in your heart.
The world says: A female soldier has no title or title, and she dies without a name.
Jiang Min wanted to use her tiny body to guard the country and protect her companions in order to be "worthy".
The bells and tripods will not bear my name, and the history will not record my affairs.
But the wind in Shaolingyuan will be remembered.
There was once a woman who wore armor and held a sword. She was an unknown person in the prosperous age and lived as a loyal soul.
Purpose: Not to inscribe bells and tripods, but to keep the soul of loyalty in the world