The Legend of Qingshi: Biography of Famous Generals from Past Dynasties

When the beacon smoke rises, famous generals emerge. "The Legend of Qingshi: Biography of Famous Generals from Past Dynasties" takes time as the axis to connect thousands of years of Chinese battlefield legends. From Sun Wu's military training in the pre-Qin Dynasty and Bai Qi's fierce battle at Changping, to the Qin and Han Dynasties when Han Xin secretly attacked Chen Cang and Wei Qing and Huo Qubing swept across Mobei; from the Three Kingdoms period when Guan Yu shocked China and Zhou Yu burned Red Cliff, to the Sui and Tang Dynasties when Li Jingping Turk and Xue Rengui fixed the Tianshan Mountains with three arrows; look at Yue Fei's loyal service to the country and Di Qing's power in Western Xia during the Song Dynasty, Qi Jiguang's fight against the Japanese in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and Zuo Zongtang's recovery of Xinjiang. This book does not use drama, but is based on historical materials and anecdotes. It outlines the portraits of famous generals in the midst of fighting and iron horses: there are wise generals who plan strategies, there are fierce generals who bravely conquer the three armies, there are loyal generals who are loyal and courageous, and there are also tragic generals whose ambitions have not been fulfilled. They may decide the world with one battle, or they may spend their whole lives defending their homeland. Their merits and demerits will all be engraved in the history of history. Turn the pages of the book, watch heroes riding horses, listen to the thunder of war drums, and touch the immortal souls shining with iron blood and loyalty in the dust of history.