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Huo Qubing, this general who was as brilliant as a meteor in the history of the Great Han Dynasty, his life story was like a legendary novel. Huo Qubing was born in the Wei family. His aunt, Wei Zifu, was favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Liu Che, and became the Empress. As a result, the status of the family rose. He had shown extraordinary traits since he was young. He was down-to-earth, good at riding and archery, and handsome. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty liked him very much and appointed him as a close minister. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty even wanted to personally teach him Sun Tzu's Art of War. When he was only seventeen years old, Huo Qubing was appointed as the new captain of Piao Yao by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He began to follow his uncle Wei Qing to fight against the Xiongnu. He led 800 light cavalry away from the main force and went deep into the desert. He attacked the Xiongnu twice and captured more than 2,000 enemies. Among them were many high-ranking officials of the Xiongnu, such as prime ministers and Danghu. His bravery was the best in the army and he was awarded the title of Champion Marquis. The word " champion " was born, and he became the youngest and most famous general in history. The nineteen-year-old Huo Qubing had been promoted to the rank of General of Flying Cavalry, which was also an official position specially set up for him by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. In the spring of that year, he led 10,000 hussars out of Longxi and fought in the five kingdoms of the west of the river. He crossed the Yanzhi Mountain and marched for more than 1,000 miles. At the foot of the Gaolan Mountain, he wiped out nearly 9,000 Xiongnu people. He also seized the Xiongnu's sacrificial gold men and granted them 2,000 households. In summer, he and Gongsun Ao marched separately. Gongsun Ao lost his way and could not meet up, but Huo Qubing was not afraid. He went deep alone and wiped out more than 30,000 Xiongnu people. He captured the five kings, the five mothers, the Chanyu's wife, 59 princes, as well as the prime minister, generals, Danghu, Duwei and many other high-level Xiongnu figures. He was once again granted 5,000 households of food because of his meritorious service. In the autumn of the same year, he went to accept the surrender of Hunxie King and more than 40,000 people. Even though there were many uncertainties, he was determined to go. During this period, although King Xiu Tu was unwilling to surrender and caused internal strife, Huo Qubing eventually surrendered. When he was around twenty years old, Huo Qubing's performance in the Hexi Battle was astonishing. He led 10,000 troops to attack from Longxi. He abandoned the traditional fighting style of the Han army and adopted a strategy similar to that of the nomadic people. He gave up on logistics and supplies and completely relied on the materials obtained from the defeated Xiongnu tribes. He was extremely flexible in battle. He rushed all the way through the Hexi Corridor, killing King Zhelan and Marquis Lu of the Xiongnu, almost capturing the son of the Chanyu, and seizing the golden man of Hunxie King, severely injuring the five Xiongnu Kingdoms in the Hexi Corridor. Later, the Han army launched a second round of attacks. He bypassed the southern Xiongnu army and advanced into Juyanhai, Xiaoyue, and the foot of Qilian Mountain. He fought with the Xiongnu again. The enemy was defeated and killed more than 30,000 enemies. Many important Xiongnu figures surrendered or were captured. Huo Qubing's battle at the peak was even more astonishing. In the decisive battle with the main force of the Xiongnu, he gave up on rescuing his besieged uncle Wei Qing and led 50,000 troops deep into the northern territory for 2,000 miles. After the battle, he continued to push north until he reached Langjuxu Mountain. Langjuxu Mountain was the place where the Xiongnu people worshipped the heavens. He was here to seal Langjuxu and drink his horses. The Han army killed more than 70,000 enemies. Such achievements were as shocking as leading the naval fleet to break through the US defense line, breaking through the Washington flag at the White House, or parading at the foot of Mount Fuji. This feat made him worthy of being the ceiling of the ancient generals. He was like a god of war who had descended to the mortal world, shining the most dazzling light in the starry sky of ancient China generals. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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