Chief Military Officer in the Late Ming Dynasty

Yu Lin bends his bow and shoots at the wolf, Riding horses across the yellow sand to compete for supremacy. Sweep away all the dust and die first. Living up to this life is Yanhuang! ——Yang Lin, the chief military officer in Chengdu of the Ming Dynasty, led his troops to the battlefield in Liaodong and wrote poems to encourage his soldiers! "History of Ming Dynasty. Biography of Yang Lin" "Yang Lin, courtesy name Wenyong, was born in Hongdong County, Shanxi Province. He has six brothers, and he is the fourth son. He joined the army in the first year of Tianqi. He is majestic, good at planning, and good at riding and shooting. When the "Anshe" rebellion broke out for the first time, soldiers invaded Chengdu. He was calm in the face of danger, gathered the crowd and took blood, saying: When the thieves first arrive, they will attack the city with strong weapons. We should defeat their sharpness with battle; confuse their minds with surprises; attack and disrupt their camp, the enemy will be defeated! ..." Emperor Tianqi said that he was "my Huo Qiqi"; Manchu chieftain Huang Taiji said that he was "the most dangerous enemy since the founding of the Jin Dynasty";