Gu Yang is the proud son of heaven, the pride of the general's palace, and the envy of everyone.
Only Wen Changqing discovered that behind the pride of heaven lies the endless boring training, the shocking scars all over his body, the perseverance to fight his way out of the siege on the battlefield, the pride that would rather give up glory and wealth to stick to the original intention, and the integrity that never bows down even if trapped in the enemy's camp.
The northerners invaded the southern country on a large scale. Gu Yang asked him to have a drink before leaving. Wen Changqing hesitated for a long time and then said: "When you return in triumph, I will treat you to a drink."
Because of the general's misjudgment, Gu Yang was surrounded in an isolated city and important information was intercepted.
In the dancing candlelight, Gu Yang's face flickered: "Tomorrow, I will open a way for you, and I must send the information out."
Between his homeland and his own life, he chose the thousands of people in the South without hesitation.
The city was defended, but the young man who liked to drink was buried under the loess forever.
I heard from the northern prisoners that Gu Yang would rather die than surrender. The enemy was angry and shot thousands of arrows through his heart.
On the day when the Northern Kingdom surrendered, Wen Changqing was surrounded by everyone in the center, and the whole country was filled with joy.
Wen Changqing poured two glasses of wine and said with a smile: "We won, I'll treat you to a drink."
"I remember that you always liked to drink strong alcohol."
You are right, I can live a long life without you, but I will live in pain for the rest of my life.
In a daze, the young man in black clothes picked up the wine glass and drank it in one gulp. He frowned slightly and asked him: "Is there anything stronger?"
Gu Yang, whose courtesy name was Yunzhi, had great military exploits. He died in the 54th year of Wanhe at the age of 25.
Wen Changqing has no words and travels around the world without knowing life or death.
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