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In the chaotic late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, China was poor and weak, and the great powers were increasingly coveting and trampling under their iron hooves. However, people who love martial arts, practice martial arts, and love martial arts always have the desire to be strong and victorious, and are always willing to sacrifice their lives for the country. In the same era, some warriors left, leaving behind their famous names in martial arts and fame at home and abroad; some people lived tenaciously, worked silently, and carried the backbone of China. There are too many literary works about Huo Gongyuanjia, too numerous to mention, but apart from him, there are always heroes who remain unknown among the people. This time, I write about another person, a hero who was born at the same time and in the same place as the Jinmen hero Huo Yuanjia. His destinies are completely different, but the north and the south complement each other. The great chivalrous person serves the country, and we should remember him.