About the character material of facing death unflinchingly
The following were some characters who were unafraid of death: * * 1. Xiang Yu ** Xiang Yu was a famous general in Chinese history. His grandfather was Xiang Yan, the famous general of Chu State. He had been ambitious since he was young and could lift a cauldron. During the uprising at the end of the Qin Dynasty, he followed his uncle Xiang Liang to respond to Chen Sheng and Wu Guang's uprising. During the Battle of Julu, he had defeated the Qin army led by Zhang Han and Wang Li. During the Chu-Han War, although Liu Bang was defeated many times, he was eventually destroyed by Liu Bang due to unstable supplies and suspicion of Fan Zeng. In 202 B.C., when Xiang Yu was defeated at Gaixia and fled to the Wujiang River, the chief of the Wujiang River Pavilion advised him to return to Jiangdong and make a comeback. He refused on the grounds that he was too ashamed to see his elders in Jiangdong. After killing hundreds of Han soldiers, he also suffered many injuries. In the end, he cut his own throat with his sword, showing his heroic spirit of dying rather than surrender. * * 2. Guan Yu ** Guan Yu, also known as Yunchang, was a famous general at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He was like a brother to Liu Bei and Zhang Fei. In his early years, he had followed Liu Bei to various places and was once captured alive by Cao Cao. He killed Yuan Shao's General Yan Liang at White Horse Slope and was known as the enemy of ten thousand people along with Zhang Fei. After the Battle of Red Cliff, Guan Yu was in charge of blocking Cao Cao's reinforcements. In the twenty-fourth year of Jian 'an, he besieged Xiangfan, captured Yu Jin, killed Pang De, and shocked China. Later, Lu Meng of Wu attacked Jingzhou and was defeated. After being captured by Sun Quan, he would rather die than surrender to Sun Quan and was killed along with his son Guan Ping. * * 3. Pound ** Pang De, also known as Ling Ming, followed Ma Chao to fight in Jian 'an years and personally beheaded Guo Yuan. After several twists and turns, he surrendered to Cao Cao. When he helped Cao Ren defend against Guan Yu, he shot Guan Yu in the forehead. Later, he was captured by Guan Yu's army in the flood. Guan Yu respected him and persuaded him to surrender with the title of general. However, he glared at him and refused to kneel. He scolded Guan Yu and finally died. * * 4. Tian Heng ** Tian Heng was originally a noble of the State of Qi. At the end of the Qin Dynasty, he and his brother Tian Rong rebelled against the Qin Dynasty. After the conflict between Xiang Yu and Tian Rong, Tian Rong died in battle. Tian Heng gathered his old subordinates to continue resisting Xiang Yu. During the war between Chu and Han, after Liu Bang destroyed Xiang Yu, Tian Heng led 500 of his men to escape to the island. Liu Bang sent people to threaten him, but Tian Heng was unwilling to be humiliated and committed suicide. His 500 subordinates also committed suicide. * * 5. Chen Gong ** Chen Gong was originally a small county magistrate. After capturing Cao Cao, who had failed to assassinate Dong Zhuo, he let him go and followed Cao Cao because he admired Cao Cao's ambition. However, after Cao Cao accidentally killed Lu Boshe's entire family and said,"I would rather betray the world than let the world betray me", Chen Gong saw Cao Cao's treacherous face and parted ways with him to follow Lu Bu. After Lu Bu's defeat, Chen Gong and Lu Bu were captured by Cao Cao. Lu Bu begged for mercy, but Chen Gong would rather die than surrender to Cao Cao. * * 6. Zhang Ren ** Zhang Ren was a general under Liu Zhang, the herdsman of Yizhou. He was firmly opposed to Liu Zhang welcoming Liu Bei into Shu. When Liu Bei attacked Yizhou, he led his troops to fight and shot Pang Tong. Later, he was captured by Zhuge Liang and would rather die than surrender. Liu Bei sighed for him. * * 7. Shan Xiongxin ** Shan Xiong Xin had joined the Wa Gang Army and was a brave warrior. After the defeat of the Wagang army, they surrendered to Wang Shichong. When Li Shimin attacked Luoyang, Shan Xiong Xin was captured. Xu Maogong and the others persuaded him to surrender, but he would rather die than surrender and was eventually killed.
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