The Death of a Hero

In the turbulent and troubled times, a group of patriotic soldiers composed a heart-stirring song of iron-blooded tenderness in an era of raging war and smoke. When everything is gone, my heart is still there. Even if I am a wreck after thousands of years, the loess cannot cover my love for you. If you are well, I will die without regrets. . . This article is used to commemorate the outstanding patriotic hero of the Southern Song Dynasty, Shu Commander "Yu Jie". Yu Jie was an outstanding and far-sighted military strategist and politician in the late Southern Song Dynasty. He grew up from a poor scholar who served in the army to the commander-in-chief of Xibi in the Southern Song Dynasty. He was a master of military affairs and dedicated his life to the great struggle to protect the mountains and rivers of his homeland. In the era when the Mongolian cavalry was rampant, the territory of the Southern Song Dynasty was shattered, the western defense line collapsed, and the situation was precarious. Yu Jie took it as his own duty to recover the lost territory and was ordered to set up a commander's office in Chongqing. He was determined to "take a ten-year leave and return the whole Shu to the dynasty." He worked hard to manage Bashu and led Sichuan's military and civilians to establish a mountain defense system, which laid a solid foundation for stabilizing the war situation in the middle and upper reaches of the Yangtze River and smashing Mongolia's strategic plan to conquer Shu and destroy the Song Dynasty. He played a positive role in supporting half of the Southern Song Dynasty and prolonging "national fraud." ——"The Biography of Yu Jie"