In all the wars in history, the armor worn by all soldiers is as inconspicuous as possible, but there are several generals who wear white robes to fight, and there is no doubt that they can wear such conspicuous tasks as the god of war with absolute confidence, so that there is a saying "thousands of troops and horses avoid white robes" to describe them. So who is "thousands of troops and horses avoiding white robes" described? Historically, Bai Qi, Xiang Yu, Chen Qingzhi, and Xue Rengui all wore white battle robes (Xue Rengui is a fictional character in the novel), which one of them is this sentence described? White up (?) –257 BC), male, of the Bai clan of the Qin dynasty, was a native of Guiyi (郿邑; present-day Baijia Village, Changxing Town, Mei County, Shaanxi). A famous general in the Warring States period, an outstanding military figure, and a representative figure of the "warrior family". Bai Qi fought all his life and never lost. In the fourteenth year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (293 BC), the combined forces of Han and Wei held The Han and Wei armies to block Qin's eastward advance, and the State of Qin, with Bai Qi as the main general, sent troops to attack the two states of Han and Wei, and finally destroyed the 240,000 people of the Han and Wei combined forces. In the twenty-ninth year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (278 BC), Bai Qi attacked the State of Chu and captured the capital of the State of Chu, Ying, and the State of Qin took Ying as the Southern County, and Feng Baiqi as Wu'an Jun (able to raise soldiers, Zhan Bike, and gain the people's Anji, so named Wu'an), and Bai named it Wu'an. In the forty-seventh year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (260 BC), the Battle of Changping killed 400,000 Zhao's troops. Meritorious service shocked the lord, offended Ying Hou, and degraded officials one after another. In the fiftieth year of King Zhaoxiang of Qin (257 BC), he died in Duyou. Xiang Yu (232 BC – 202 BC), tang and Song dynasty texts record that he was a descendant of the Zhou dynasty prince xiangguo, with the surname Ji (姬), the Xiang clan (湘氏), the name of the xiang clan, the character Yu, and the people of Xiaxiang County, Surabaya County (present-day Suqian, Jiangsu Province). Politician and military figure at the end of the Qin Dynasty, grandson of the famous Chu general Xiang Yan. When Xiang Yu was young, he did nothing to learn books and swords, but he had great ambitions against Qin. Xiang Yu was more than eight feet tall, able to carry ding, and his talent was outstanding, even Wu Zhong's disciples were very afraid of Xiang Yu. In 207 BC, the Battle of Julu defeated the Qin army and killed all of Qin's more than 200,000 soldiers in the south of Xin'an City. After Xiang Yu eliminated the main force of the Qin army, he led the princes' army to advance to Guanzhong, and after entering Xianyang, he led troops to slaughter Xianyang, killed the Qin prince's baby, and burned the Qin King's Palace, and the fire burned for three consecutive months without extinguishing. Since the fall of the Qin state, Xiang Yu has established himself as the king of Western Chu and has been enfeoffed as kings. In 202 BC, Xiang Yu was besieged and embattled, and Xiang Yu was defeated, leaving only twenty-eight people to flee. Xiang Yu felt that he could not get out, so his subordinates said: "I have been fighting for eight years since I started my army, and after more than seventy battles, the people who resisted me have been attacked by me, and the people I have attacked have all expressed their submission, and they have not tasted defeat, so they have dominated the world, and now they are trapped here, not that I will not fight, but that the heavens will kill me." Today is going to be a decisive battle, and I will fight for the kings, and I will surely win three times, and for the kings to crush the siege, cut down the generals, and cut down the flags, so that the kings will know that it is the heavens that will kill me, and I will not fight. Therefore, he divided the cavalry into four teams, at this time, the Han army was besieged several times, and Xiang Yu said to his cavalry, "I will kill the other general for you." So he ordered the cavalry to rush down the hill in four directions and meet at about the eastern side of the mountain. Xiang Yu shouted and killed a Han general. Marquis Yang Xi of Chiquan chased after Xiang Yu, and Xiang Yu shouted loudly, and Yang Xi's people were shocked and retreated for several miles. Xiang Yu and the cavalry were divided into three teams, and the Han army did not know which team Xiang Yu was in, so it was also divided into three teams. Xiang Yu galloped out, killed another Han general, killed nearly a hundred people at the same time, and then joined the cavalry, losing only two horses, Xiang Yu asked, "How?" The cavalry replied admiringly, "As the king said." Eventually, he killed himself in Wujiang. Chen Qingzhi (484–539), courtesy name Ziyun, was a native of Guoshan County, Yixing County (present-day Yixing, Jiangsu Province). Chen Qingzhi was born in the cold gate and was rarely an attendant of Emperor Xiao Yan of Liangwu. In 526, the Anxi general Yuan Shu went out to attack Shouchun, and Chen Qingzhi was appointed as the Commander of the False Festival and the Commander-in-Chief of the Army, and when he first came to battle, he won a great victory and was given the title of Marquis of Guanzhong. In 527, Chen Qingzhi was subordinate to the leading general Cao Zhongzong, and with his attack on Northern Wei's Woyang, Northern Wei sent the general Zhengnan and Changshan Wang Yuanzhao to lead 150,000 horse infantry to reinforcements, when the Wei army built thirteen fortresses to control the Liang army. Under the cover of night, Chen Qingzhi dispatched cavalry to attack the Wei army, lianke 4 battalions. The Liang army took advantage of the situation to pursue, defeated the Wei army, took many prisoners, cut off the whirlpool water, and lowered more than 30,000 people in the city. Emperor Wu of Liang ordered the establishment of Western Xuzhou in the land of Vortex Sun. Liang Jun took advantage of the victory to advance to Chengfu. What made Chen Qingzhi ascend to the altar was the Northern Expedition to the Northern Wei Dynasty, Chen Qingzhi with less than ten thousand (seven thousand) troops, after forty-seven battles, conquered thirty-two cities in front of hundreds of thousands of troops to attack Luoyang, invincible, for a time the Northern Dynasty talked about Chen discoloration. After returning to Southern Liang, Xiao Yan greatly rewarded Chen Qingzhi and promoted Chen Qingzhi to the rank of Right Guard General, Marquis of Yongxing, and 1,500 households. In 539, Chen Qingzhi died at the age of fifty-six. Chen Qingzhi was physically weak, difficult to open a crossbow, not good at riding horses, good at caring for non-commissioned officers, bold, good at planning, and well-led, and was a Confucian general who won the hearts of the people. So when did the "thousands of troops and horses avoid the white robe" come out? In Chen Qingzhi's attack, Wei Zhong attacked thirty-two cities, where they were located, and after forty-seven battles, all battles were victorious, and the lone army entered Luoyang City for thousands of miles. The troops he faced ranged from 70,000, 20,000, 70,000, more than 300,000, and more than 500,000, totaling nearly one million troops, while Chen Qingzhi always responded with only 7,000 white robes, and after the capture of Luoyang, the nursery rhyme in the city said: "The famous master and the general Mo Zi are imprisoned, and thousands of troops and horses avoid the white robes." It can be seen that this sentence describes Chen Qingzhi.
