In the autumn of the eighth year of Xianfeng's reign, north of Tianjing, at the head of Liuhe City.
The setting sun casts long shadows on the crenellations on the city wall. Wen Shaoyuan stood on the city tower with his sword in hand, looking at the Taiping Army tents stretching for several miles outside the city, his brows furrowed into a furrow. He defended Liuhe City for three years, and the Taiping Army attacked for three years, but he blocked it all. There is a folk proverb: "Liuhe is made of iron, Nanjing is made of paper", which is not a lie.
Purpose: Zhao Tieshan helps the King of England break Liuhe