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According to legend, Nurhachi Khan was working under Li Chengliang, the commander-in-chief of Liaodong. One day, Li Chengliang, the commander-in-chief of Liaodong, told King Lao Han that he had three red moles on his feet, so he was made the commander-in-chief with the blessing of God. At this time, King Lao Han said, "Master Li! I have seven red moles on my feet." Li Chengliang was shocked when he heard this and had a strong taboo in his heart, and planned to secretly kill King Lao Han to eliminate future troubles. However, Li Chengliang's concubine had loved King Lao Han since she was a child. When she learned that Li Chengliang had this plan, she took the first step to rescue Nurhachi. At that time, Nurhachi fled overnight on a big green horse and a big yellow dog with the help of Li Chengliang's concubine. After Li Chengliang learned about it, he sent a large number of soldiers to chase after him and shot the big green horse first. Nurhachi managed to escape into the reeds by the river and fell asleep due to excessive fatigue. The Ming soldiers couldn't find Nurhachi, so they set fire to the wasteland. When the big yellow dog saw that the old Han King was not awake, he jumped into the river to soak his body, then ran to him and soaked the reeds. The big yellow dog did this repeatedly, and the old Han King was saved, but the big yellow dog died of exhaustion. From then on, King Han vowed never to eat dog meat again. As a result, the Manchu people also followed suit, and today's traditional Manchu custom of "Avoid wearing dog skin and eating dog meat" has emerged. In a certain year AD, Li Chengliang's yellow dog in the reeds by the river was actually pretending to be dead. It was unusual. It accompanied Nuer Huanhachi on the battlefield all year round and was very cunning. That night was a sleepless night, and Xiao Hanzi successfully escaped.