Thirty-Six Cavalry of the Anxi Protectorate

During the Yongping period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Ban Chao joined the army and led only thirty-six cavalry deep into the hinterland of the Western Regions. He used a small number to defeat the masses, and fought between the Xiongnu and the Han Dynasty. This is a story about solitude, strategy and belief - thirty-six people, facing hundreds of thousands of Huns' cavalry and the vacillating countries of the Western Regions, relied on courage and wisdom to attack the Huns' envoy camp at night, subdue Shanshan, pacify Khotan, and pacify Shule. In a desperate situation, they opened the throat of the Western Regions for the Han, and finally made more than fifty countries surrender, and there was no danger of the Han envoys being beheaded. As a scholar, he wrote the eternal song "If you don't enter the tiger's den, how can you catch the tiger's cubs" in the yellow sand? Thirty-one years ago, a young man with white hair hung alone outside the fortress. Thirty-six rode away, and one person returned with a coffin. This is the man's furthest journey, and also his loneliest waiting.